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The American Bible Society, one of the nation's oldest and best-endowed charities, was founded in 1816 and has a storied history. But its unaudited 2021 annual report shows ABS is looking to the future.
In 2009, Denison launched The Center for Informed Faith, a ministry affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Starting with a daily email devotional he sent to 700 contacts, the list quickly grew to ...
Youth For Christ, SAT-7 ACADEMY, Heart For Lebanon, Church of the Nazarene, Assemblies of God
Ministries Making a Difference: Youth For Christ, SAT-7 ACADEMY, Heart For Lebanon, Church of the Nazarene, Assemblies of God
Six years after Roe v. Wade, Francis Schaeffer and C. Everett Koop’s book and film Whatever Happened to the Human Race? galvanized evangelicals to declare abortion their No.1 social and political issue.
Unto, a ministry of Cru that provides humanitarian aid around the world in an effort to “relieve suffering, restore dignity, and reveal hope,” recently sent a fundraising email to supporters seeking contributions to help those ...
Jail Ministries Find Ways to Reach Incarcerated Amid COVID
Christian content providers Hope Media Group and WAY Media announced Wednesday (Jan. 26) they will merge into one organization by the middle of this year.
Opportunity International has named 20-year World Vision USA veteran Michael Chitwood as its chief philanthropy officer.
Accusations against Baptist leader Paul Pressler highlight the difficulties of addressing the abuse of men in the church
The “Billy Graham rule” was insufficient to protect five men who claim Paul Pressler, a former Texas appeals court judge, sexually harassed or assaulted them during his long career as a Southern Baptist lay leader.
Mission Eurasia, AMG International, World Vision, Bethesda Mission
Ministries Making a Difference: Mission Eurasia, AMG International, World Vision, Bethesda Mission
