After the eruption of La Soufrière on April 9 spurred up to 20,000 of St. Vincent's 100,000 inhabitants to evacuate, a nearby Baptist church is providing hundreds of meals while relief agencies bring supplies to the eastern Caribbean island nation.
In celebration of National Deaf History Month (March 13 to April 15), the American Bible Society is bringing to light the completion of the full translation of the ASL (American Sign Language) Bible, which came to fruition last September and has made God's Word accessible to the deaf community like never before.
A tech-savvy ministry is reaching out to the youngest generation with the 2,000-year-old message that God cares and Jesus heals, and that message is bringing thousands to Christ.
An alliance of the world's leading Bible translation organizations announced the launch of its social and digital media campaign last week to make God's Word available to people in every language on Earth over the next 12 years.
An Illinois-based missions group credits the COVID-19 pandemic with reaching 25% more unchurched children in Russia, where it has supplied 3 million meals to those in need, as tens of thousands are now hearing about Jesus Christ.
Gospel for Asia (GFA) unleashed a new report for World Water Day (March 22) revealing that an impending global water crisis could be "much more worrying" than the coronavirus pandemic, with two out of three people on Earth likely to experience water shortages by the middle of the decade.
A disaster relief ministry is headed to Texas to help residents who are still recovering from the recent deep freeze – but this time the ministry is only looking for volunteers with specific skills.
A nationwide initiative welcoming some 130,000 immigrants escaping communism from Hong Kong this year is seeing more than 500 churches in the United Kingdom welcoming the refugees.
A longtime Democratic lawmaker is calling for Minneapolis protesters to get “more confrontational” if a jury decides ex-cop Derek Chauvin did not kill George Floyd, and that call for street violence is being defended by the Speaker of the House.
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