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On today’s program, more stories about the consequences of the COVID-19 virus outbreak, including how churches and Christian ministries are responding. Also on today’s program: A Christian group that ministers to the children of military ...
On today’s program, Samaritan’s Purse sends a mobile hospital to Italy. Cru ministers to students at Cornell, and sports ministries active even though sporting events are canceled. Also on today’s program: The Evangelical Council for ...
On today’s program we take a look at how Christian colleges are dealing with the COVID-19/Corona Virus outbreak. Also on today’s program: popular pastor David Jeremiah was recently inducted into the National Religious Broadcasters Hall ...
On today’s program an update on Harvest Bible Chapel and James MacDonald. Also on today’s program: The Corona Virus hits close to home as two well-known pastors have been quarantined after being exposed to potentially ...
On today’s program, Warren comes to you this week from the annual meeting of the National Religious Broadcasters in Nashville, Tennessee, and Natasha Smith reports from the evangelical ministry hub of Colorado Springs. On today’s ...
Ryder alleges she was a high school sophomore when Hyles first assaulted her in his office at the church’s youth ministry building, The Times reported. The suit alleges Hyles sexually abused Ryder more than ...
Every week, Warren Smith and Natasha Smith bring you news about Christian ministries, as well as the latest in charity and philanthropy, all designed to help us become better stewards of the resources God has ...
The Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee announced this week that it has disfellowshipped a Texas church whose pastor is a registered sex offender.
On today’s program we’ll discuss the closing of Portland’s Concordia University and what that closing is telling us about Christian higher education in this country. Also on today’s program, learn how Franklin Graham decides to ...
After 115 years since it was founded, Concordia University – a private Lutheran school in Portland, Ore. – announced Monday (Feb. 10) it will close its doors for good after the spring semester. Some see this latest campus closure as just another example of the growing challenges colleges and universities – especially private ...
