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At a Church Leadership Program, Ministers Encouraged to 'Fight for Their Faith'
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. 
Pastor Kim's Daily Prayer: Help Us to Be Victorious in All Spiritual Battles
We learn that Moses was able to win over the war when he followed all of Your commands and instructions. Help us to remain in holiness as we live in daily spiritual battles. Pastor Kim's Daily Prayer: Help Us to Be Sincere and Holy
Help us to think deeply of all the promises that we make before You. Help us to always remember that we cannot make thoughtless and irresponsible promises to You. 
Washington Florist Appeals Her Case to the U.S. Supreme Court
A 72-year-old florist, who was found by her state Supreme Court as being discriminatory when she refused to provide a cake for a same-sex wedding, has appealed her case to the U.S. Supreme Court. 
The Mothers of Women’s Discipleship Training
During this third year of discipleship training, I had the privilege of serving in the women’s class. As a senior pastor, it is customary to serve the men’s group so serving the women was a bit of an exception. 
The Heart That Desires Beauty
One of my pleasures is to have an interest in new topics. Interest in new topics begins with encounter. New or unfamiliar encounters can help you to become interested in new topics. 
Hundreds Gather to Pray for Korean Canadian Pastor's Release from North Korea
Hundreds gathered in Toronto in late June for one of the largest prayer meetings held on behalf of Reverend Hyeon Soo Lim, the Korean Canadian pastor who is currently detained in North Korea. 
Federal Judge Rules Grandparents Should Be Included in Trump's Travel Ban Exemption
U.S. District Judge Derrick K.Watson ruled Thursday that grandparents and other relatives should also be allowed exemption status, in regards to the motion filed by the state of Hawaii in federal court to challenge the Trump administration’s definition of “bona fide” relationship and to enlarg… 
Christian College Receives Over $450,000 Grant to Focus on Reconnecting Youth to Church
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. 
Oregon Legislature Passes Bill Expanding Access to Abortion and Reproductive Health Services
A bill in Oregon State that requires private insurance to cover the cost of abortion procedures was passed by the Oregon Senate on July 5. House Bill 3391, also named the Reproductive Health Equity Act, now awaits signature by Governor Kate Brown. Pastor Kim's Daily Prayer: Allow Us to Always Remember Your Grace and Be Thankful
Help us to always remember that You are sovereign over all living things, so that we may remember Your grace forever. Allow us to live the life of a worshiper and glorify Your name. 
Five Terrible Reasons to Enter Vocational Ministry
Vocational ministry is a calling. It is not just another vocation. If you enter ministry for the wrong reasons, it is likely you will not do well. Indeed, it is likely you will not make it. Here are five of the most common failures. 
Eugene Peterson, Translator of The Message Bible, Retracts Comments on Same-Sex Marriage
Eugene Peterson, most known for his authorship of The Message translation of the Bible, released a statement on Thursday afternoon retracting a comment he made during an earlier interview that he would perform a same-sex marriage today if he were asked. 
Sowing Seeds of the Gospel in Zambia Through Teaching, Building, and Sharing
New Vision Church, located in Lynnwood, WA, shared the gospel in Zambia from June 20 to July 6 as mission team members helped build a church there, hosted a Vacation Bible School for children, and helped build clean water wells. 
What Actions Can the Immigrant Community Take to Respond to Enforcement? Advocates Weigh In
For those in the immigrant community, the numerous reports of raids by enforcement officials may give rise to a greater sense of fear. But immigrant rights advocates say there are still actions that individuals can take in response to, and in preparation for, such encounters.
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