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The Navigators, an international evangelism and discipleship ministry founded in 1933, has selected Marvin Campbell, a Black Navy veteran who has been with the ministry for two decades, as its new U.S. director.
A Texas radio host was sentenced to three life prison sentences Monday for a Ponzi scheme in which he bilked elderly listeners out of millions of dollars.
Rather, the couple see the baseball diamond as a mission field — a way to introduce players, many recruited from difficult backgrounds, to Jesus.
The vast Amazon basin has long drawn missionaries seeking to reach people who haven’t yet heard the Gospel of Christ. The killing of Jim Elliott and four other missionaries in 1956 in Ecuador inspired decades ...
Calvin Edwards Wants Ministries to Prove Their Lofty Claims
NCF received $2.5 billion in donations in 2020, and distributed $1.3 billion in grants to thousands of groups. Since its founding in 1982, it has taken in $17 billion and granted $14 billion to 71,000 ...
A religious organization whose 17 missionaries were kidnapped in Haiti almost a week ago defended its work in dangerous places on Tuesday.
When farmer Craig Deall first caught wind of Brian Oldreive’s no-plowing approach to farming in the 1980s, he dismissed it as lunacy. But the results were undeniable.
In September, Exodus Road released a free U.S. version of its TraffickWatch Academy, a training program used around the world to educate both law enforcement and ordinary citizens about how to identify and combat trafficking. ...
The gang that kidnapped 17 missionaries near Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, early on Oct. 16 is demanding $17 million — $1 million per person — for the group’s release, according to government sources and news reports.
