CHRISTIANITY DAILY

New Conservative Network Launches to Take a Stand and Make a Difference in Leavened SBC

Feb 19, 2020

The Conservative Baptist Network (CBN), launched on February 14th, rejected unbiblical ideologies affecting the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC), and is working to prove the sufficiency of the Bible, the Church leaders reported on the same day.

The Brazilian President Said He Believed in Jesus in front of 140,000 people in the Christian Event 

Feb 16, 2020

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro attended the Christian event "The Send," which drew 140,000 young people, according to the U.S. Christian media Charisma News on 11.

Seoul's Trendy Cafe Churches Cater to Korea's Youth

Apr 30, 2018

Seoul, South Korea- Coffee grounds, an electric bass guitar, and the Gospel? It's an uncommon set up for a church. Sunday service, after all, is traditionally a formal affair for Christians in the country

Among Smaller Churches, Those with More Intentional Effort More Likely to Retain New Believers, Study Shows

Aug 30, 2017

A little effort may go a long way when it comes to helping new believers continue attending a relatively smaller-sized church, according to a new study released on Monday.

Churches Within and Outside of Texas Offer Service to Those Affected by Tropical Storm Harvey

Aug 30, 2017

As tropical storm Harvey has been hitting regions of Texas and Louisiana with record-breaking amounts of rain, leaders and members of churches in the area -- and even outside of the state -- have rolled up their sleeves to provide shelter and services for evacuees.

Mission Agape Expands Reach to Those in Peru

Aug 24, 2017

Mission Agape, which has been carrying out acts of love toward those who are homeless in downtown Atlanta, held a meeting at a local cafe on August 20, reporting updates on their mission work in Peru.

'For a Follower of Jesus ... No Place for Racism, Bigotry, Prejudice': Greg Laurie Condemns Hatred at SoCal Harvest

Aug 20, 2017

Lead pastor of Harvest Ministries and founder of the Harvest Crusades, Greg Laurie, condemned racism, bigotry, and hatred during the most recent SoCal Harvest, the first night of which took place on Friday.

'God Gave Me Strength to Overcome Each Day's Difficulties': Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim Returns Home

Aug 14, 2017

After two years, six months, and nine days of absence, Rev. Hyeon Soo Lim returned to the pulpit of Light Presbyterian Church in Toronto during its Sunday service on August 13, and greeted the congregants. Lim then expressed gratitude toward Christians all over the world who had prayed fervently for his release, as well as toward the government leaders in Canada who had gathered their efforts to bring him home.

Volunteering Can't Substitute for Tithing, Most Pastors Believe; But Congregants Disagree, Study Shows

Aug 07, 2017

A majority of pastors don’t believe volunteering at church can take the place of tithing, according to a recent study. But most of all Christians don’t seem to share the same view.

Humanitarian Group Aims to Raise $2 Million to Rebuild Iraqi Christian Town

Aug 04, 2017

A humanitarian organization has set out to raise funds in hopes to rebuild a predominantly Christian town in Iraq that has been destroyed by ISIS.

Habibi International Seeks to 'Impact the Lives of Refugees in the Middle East'

Aug 02, 2017

What began with an email requesting medical and dental help has grown into a regular effort by a group of friends from multiple churches to serve the Yazidi refugee population in northern Iraq.

Korean American Students Travel to the 'Motherland,' Carrying the Gospel

Jul 28, 2017

A team of short-term missionary students in the English ministry of First Southern Baptist Church of Walnut left to South Korea on July 20 to share the gospel. The aims behind this mission trip were many, including restoring a sense of identity as a Korean in the Korean American students, and more importantly, providing them an opportunity to be messengers of the gospel.

With Hopes for Revival, Sharing the Gospel in the Streets of Manhattan

Jul 26, 2017

A Korean ministry carried out a focused evangelistic effort from mid to late July in the Northeastern region of the U.S. with hopes that a new wave of revival would come to the country.

At a Church Leadership Program, Ministers Encouraged to 'Fight for Their Faith'

Jul 18, 2017

With the hope to reach “one more for the gospel,” a church in Southern California has set out to train ministry leaders – both lay and pastoral – for more effective ministry.

Christian College Receives Over $450,000 Grant to Focus on Reconnecting Youth to Church

Jul 14, 2017

Hope College, located in Holland, Michigan, received a $458,502 grant on June 29 to address the decline of church attendance and religious affiliation among youth.