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A stage play about Martin Luther is making stops in several cities this fall to mark the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation.
Some new findings suggest that churches, no matter the size, can have a big impact on evangelism efforts as the congregation intentionally focuses on a few small things.
Rev. Franklin Graham recently condemned the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for categorizing a number of nationally recognized Christian organizations as “hate groups.”
With Franklin Graham and Vice President Mike Pence by his side, Gov. Greg Abbott (R-Texas) declared Sunday, September 3, a state-wide day of prayer for hurricane-ravaged Texas – followed up days later by President Donald Trump issuing his own proclamation declaring Sunday a National Day of Prayer for the Harvey victims.
The hurricane that broke records and hearts in Texas has moved on, and the Church is now getting to work.
Faith-based disaster assistance teams continue to put their faith into action for victims in Texas whose lives and property have been devastated by Hurricane Harvey.
The founder of a faith-based volunteer ministry that began in the days immediately following Hurricane Katrina is already preparing to help the people of Texas devastated by Hurricane Harvey.
The Church is lumping people into different groups and judging those groups, according to a well-known pollster.
The pastor of a mega-church in Arkansas has been named president of the National Day of Prayer.
Conservative black pastors and scholars rallied behind President Donald Trump at a Monday press conference to decry allegations that he is the “driver” of racial division in America after his initial response to the racial conflict in Charlottesville, Virginia.
A Southern Baptist seminary's initiative to bring more ethnic and gender diversity to its campus may appear to be affirmative action on the surface, but a black Christian leader argues that the school is trying to do a good thing.
Former Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-Minn.) appears to not be taking the advice of many Leftists – by mixing politics with religion – as she prepares to engage in spiritual warfare at the global community’s New York City headquarters as a “pastor to the United Nations” to root out the “darkness and deception” that has permeated the international agency.
Time is running out for Senate Republicans to act on ObamaCare.
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