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The leadership team of the 2020 Shepherd’s Conference has confirmed that a pastor who attended the conference earlier this month has died of the coronavirus. The disclosure, however, has raised questions about transparency in a ...
Worship services in drive-in movies is not a new idea. Televangelist Robert Schuller built a ministry empire with this practice as its cornerstone. But it’s an old idea that’s become new again as pastors across the country wrestle with how ...
The United Methodist Church has long promoted abstinence from alcohol. But that didn’t stop City Road Chapel in the suburbs of Nashville, Tennessee, from announcing a Bar and Restaurant Workers Help Fund this week to assist locals whose ...
Church Feeds Neighbors, Barna Partners with Arizona Christian, ECFA Gets New President
Former Harvest Bible Chapel Pastor James MacDonald plans to return to the pulpit this weekend.
Editor’s Note: Though Wycliffe Associates and Wycliffe Bible Translators have similar names and were one time related organizations, they are today separate organizations. John Wycliffe, who famously translated the Bible into English, was one ...
A DC-8 aircraft carrying an emergency field hospital and a team of 32 technicians and medical personnel took off from Greensboro, N.C., on Tues., Mar. 17, for Cremona, Italy, to set up a triage operation outside ...
Later this week, Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) Board of Directors is scheduled to announce the seventh president of the organization. Soon thereafter, current president, Dan Busby, will transition to president emeritus.
As religious groups nationwide take dramatic steps to halt COVID-19, even canceling Sunday services, the response from some evangelical leaders who advise President Donald Trump has been less "batten down the hatches" and more "business ...
With reports of cases throughout the Washington metropolitan area and the pandemic declaration by the World Health Organization, “there was no question anymore,” so Struchen and other congress planners decided Wed., Mar. 11, that they had to cancel their event.
