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David Ahl Seeks to Inspire Others to Be Generous
A pioneer of the computer publishing industry is challenging fellow Christians to be bold when it comes to practicing generosity.
Dr. Tom Blee said he became “dismayed with the revolving door of violence and despair.” Those experiences motivated him to found LIFEteam, a ministry to bring lasting hope to the young gang members who often ...
City’s official coronavirus policies tend to incentivize destructive behavior
Tensions continue to rise in San Francisco, where the COVID-19 pandemic has exasperated the challenges of an already overflowing homeless population. While Christian ministries struggle to serve the community, city officials scramble to come up ...
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact lives around the globe, Mission Eurasia President Sergey Rakhuba decided the best way to respond to the crisis in the post-Soviet region was simple – through doubling-down on efforts to get the Gospel message into the hands of “every ...
America is Strong Because of Armies of Compassion
It’s a fair question, but consider this: Annual fundraising events like this one are not happening this year because of the COVID-19 crisis. This reality is putting a serious strain on local pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) around the country.
Sandoval, who describes himself as a “Bible-based Christian” who attends nondenominational churches, spoke with Religion News Service on Wednesday (April 1) about the challenges ahead.
Family issues more important than pay for service members
Every week, some 2,300 middle school and high school students attend Club Beyond gatherings at 27 Army and Air Force sites around the globe, including larger U.S. bases (Fort Benning in Georgia, Fort Hood in ...
At Cornell University, where the university abruptly announced on Friday that classes would end that evening, staff and student leaders at Cru sprang into action. Cru, formerly Campus Crusade for Christ, operates on thousands of college campuses worldwide. The team at Cornell focused ...
A parallel spiritual growth has flown under the national news media radar. In the 1990s Mayor Stephen Goldsmith was putting the city on the national map by bringing free market competition to city services. Goldsmith ...
Anyone could see that Montreat would have to close—and soon. But it didn’t. By 2019, after four straight years of growing enrollment, Montreat has 538 traditional undergraduate students on the main campus, up from 385 in 2014.
