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South Sudan Camps Show Rare Interfaith Unity

South Sudan Camps Show Rare Interfaith Unity More than 1.2 million people fleeing the ongoing conflict in Sudan have crossed

Why Churches Must Fund Their Mission Again Churches often speak boldly about sharing the Gospel. Yet many congregations struggle to

Rome Honors the Legacy of Peter and Paul A Feast That Connects Faith and History Every year on November 18,

Two Habits That Drew Me Closer to God – Pastor Adeboye Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the

Bans on Baptist Churches Rise Across Russia Civil bans on Baptist churches are increasing across Russia as courts intensify actions

Bible Reading Shapes a More Loving and Generous America More Americans are showing love and giving more when they spend

Global Christians Call for Zion Pastor’s Release A global wave of support is rising for China’s Zion Church. More than

Grant Powers Restoration of Ithaca Church Windows A New Lift for a Long Restoration Effort The First Baptist Church in

Why the Church Must Be Seen and Heard Globally Across history, some religious communities have been instantly recognizable by how

For many Christians, prayer means words, often many of them. We speak, sing, preach, discuss and debate about God. Yet