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Church leaders establish goal to train over 100K new European pastors in next decade
"The European nations represent some of the most difficult places to plant churches, to network leaders and to equip pastors."
Thousands remember Tim Keller at memorial service
Pastor and author Tim Keller was remembered for his deep wisdom, passion for encouraging others to grow in their faith, and for living the life of an "extraordinary servant" whose greatest love was sharing the Gospel at his memorial service on Tuesday.
US Church needs to repent, says evangelist Nick Vujicic
"I don't think America deserves a single more blessing from God; not one. We need to repent," he said.
Rick Warren pleads for reinstatement of Saddleback in Southern Baptist Convention
In a heated message to over 12,700 messengers gathered at the Southern Baptist Convention's Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Saddleback Church founder Rick Warren made a case for why his church's inclusion of women in pastoral roles should not ban it from the denomination.
Tim Keller's wife requests prayers as pastor faces 'complications' from cancer treatment
Kathy Keller, the wife of pastor and author Tim Keller, has requested prayers for her husband after he suffered "complications" from his cancer treatment.
Kids killed by Nashville shooter had spent morning learning 'Amazing Grace'
The three children shot and killed by a heavily-armed assailant who forced her way into The Covenant School in Nashville had spent the morning in the chapel memorising the words to "Amazing Grace," a missionary who visited the school revealed.
'This is Us' actress Chrissy Metz on how prayer has sustained her through tough times
"There were always questions and prayers and thoughts about what is the bigger picture. And that has always sustained me through my life."
Byzantine church discovered near Jericho
A large Byzantine church with mosaic floors dating back to the sixth century has been uncovered in the area of Jericho in the West Bank, the biblical city conquered by Joshua and the Israelites, according to the Old Testament account.
Jesus would struggle with most churches today, says Bear Grylls
"All the masks, performances, music and worship bands and all of that sort of stuff â I don't think Christ would recognize a lot of that."
Most churchgoers prefer prayer to Bible reading: study
Most Protestant churchgoers in the United States spend time alone with God on a daily basis â but most talk to God through prayer rather than listening to Him through His Word, a new study has found.
Lysa TerKeurst reflects on 'healing' after end of 29-year marriage
Proverbs 31 Ministries founder Lysa TerKeurst has reflected on the "healing" she's done over the last two years following the divorce from her husband of 29 years due to his infidelity and substance abuse issues.
Johnny Cash's Christian faith was 'everything', says son
"His faith was what was important to him, and it's the truth," said John Carter-Cash.
Tim Keller on how cancel culture and the therapeutic age have created a 'crisis' around forgiveness
"We live in a culture where people don't do face-to-face stuff ... they don't know how to deal with conflict or disagreement."
Mel Gibson says 'Father Stu' highlights God's power to redeem
When Mel Gibson was first approached to play in "Father Stu," a Mark Wahlberg film about a boxer-turned-priest, he was sceptical.
John Wimber's widow voices anger over Vineyard Anaheim split
The widow of John Wimber, founder of the Vineyard movement, has accused Alan and Kathryn Scott of stealing their "brother's house" and of "actions that are screaming dishonor" after the pastors of Vineyard Anaheim announced the church would be officially disassociating from the charismatic denomination.
'Mother church' of Vineyard USA splits from denomination
In a move that has "grieved" Vineyard USA, Vineyard Anaheim, the "mother church" of the movement, has announced that it is officially disassociating from the charismatic denomination.