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Immediately after the earthquake in Haiti was reported, the Alliance-supported Christian radio station, Radio Sangu ya Mbote, in Pointe-Noire, the Republic of the Congo, announced a prayer gathering for Christians to pray for Haiti. In conjunction with the station, Christian musicians in the city put on a concert, raising some $5,000, half of which was given by Congolese making about $2 a day.

Encounters on the Edge author Claire Dalpra was astonished to find when chatting to her colleagues in Church Armys research unit The Sheffield Centre that almost everyone had a family friend or work connection to someone with learning disabilities

Eritrean authorities recently released 14 Christians who had spent the last two years in harsh military camps a Christian persecution watchdog reported Thursday

During the month of February, Zac and Julie Stutler have been using innovative strategies to introduce Dominicans to Jesus—including Valentine’s get-togethers, a couples’ movie night, and a chocolate lover’s class.

A frontier mission strategist who worked among Muslims in the Philippines for 10 years weighed in on the debate over the controversial Camel method of reaching Muslims calling it very useful

Marten Holmes has shared his faith far and wide since his days as a submariner in the Royal Navy

Calling all 18-30 year-olds that are seeking a purposeful adventure. WARNING: THIS COULD CHANGE EVERYTHING.

By Heather Williams, serving in Cambodia
Editor’s Note: Heather and her husband, Jeff, teach at the Rural Ministry Training Center, a school for Christian youth who have been called to minister in rural churches. Students study the Bible along with courses such as health and community development. “Our goal is to see them truly come to [...]

OM says older Christians can bring maturity and life skills to ministry

Giant balloons with messages about human rights were launched on Tuesday to call for freedom in North Korea as it marked the 68th birthday of Kim Jongil