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Heaven’s Family, Love Nairobi Festival, relief in Armenia, and more.
Heaven’s Family says their partner in Myanmar is working to help trafficking victims who call into their hotline.
He has a habit of “walking back” misstatements, but how do you walk back an entire conference?
The current controversy over his “Unconditional Love” conference is not the first time Andy Stanley’s miscues have gotten national attention, at least among evangelicals.
Vision New England revamped its mission and is as committed as ever to evangelism.
Vision New England continues its work in an area of the country where only about 2% of the population is theologically Evangelical.
Liberty University claimed it was a safe campus while repeatedly breaking federal safety regulations
Liberty University repeatedly broke federal safety regulations, destroyed records, and failed to warn students about both executives and students involved in episodes of sexual violence, according to a confidential report.
MAPS Global establishes houses of prayer in the 10-40 window, where the majority of people are considered ‘unreached.’
MAPS Global started with a dream. The ministry’s founder, R.A. Martinez, remembers waking from a vivid dream in March 2011. He had dreamed he was in an airport in a Middle Eastern country. He looked ...
The agency helps 750 independent missionaries with technical and donor support
Equipnet, which provides independent missionaries and small missions agencies with technology and donor services, has tripled its revenue since 2017 from $2 million to more than $6 million.
As chemical abortions grow, California is working to stop women from learning how they might reverse them.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit last week in Alameda County seeking an injunction that would prevent pro-life ministries Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria Medical Clinics from advertising abortion pill reversal treatment.
Women’s Resource Medical Centers of Southern Nevada began in 1984 with the goal to reduce the demand for abortion by supporting pregnant women and their families from a Christian worldview.
As an Anglican bishop faces a church trial for allegedly minimizing abuse and misconduct, observers are wondering: Could this have happened anywhere?
The Anglican Church in North America will soon begin a high-profile church trial against a beloved bishop who is accused of welcoming men with histories of predatory behavior into church leadership.
A Christian group that has called the seaside town of Ocean Grove in New Jersey home for over 150 years is in a battle with state officials and a local group over beach access on ...
