Vaccine exemptions still leave work to be done
The vaccine debate has been around for years – and the end appears to be nowhere in sight.
Some people are taking it easy this holiday season but others are helping their fellow man.
A group of evangelical leaders has come together to urge Christians to be driven by faith and compassion – not by fear – when it comes to the refugee crisis.
While politicians and talking heads debate the refugee crisis, the founder of a refugee outreach ministry says they are focused on reaching out to the oppressed and fulfilling the Great Commission.
A project designed to bless residents in assisted-living centers continues – and the organizer would like to see it expand.
The cleanup continues in Oklahoma City following the recent ice storm. Christian ministries are on hand to provide help and hope.
Even though National Collection Week has come and gone for Operation Christmas Child, a spokeswoman for Samaritan’s Purse says it's not too late to share the joy of the holidays with a child in need.
An unapologetically Christian hospital that has been serving in a Muslim country for more than five decades is still continuing to thrive.
Organizations that help get God's Word to people all over the world are publicly celebrating the Bible today.
An apologetics ministry went straight to the Bible to find a creative ways to promote the opening of its massive re-creation of Noah's Ark.
Down syndrome children in China, once considered unadoptable by the government, are now getting the opportunity to join new loving families, thanks to the obedience of one woman.
The terror unleashed by Boko Haram in northern Cameroon is affecting Bible translation work in the Central African country. But God is still at work there.
It's that time of year again to begin stuffing shoe boxes for the Operation Christmas Child project.
The vaccine debate has been around for years – and the end appears to be nowhere in sight.
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