Monthly Archives: April 2017
‘Christians most widely targeted religious group in world’
Some of the worst persecution of Christians occurs in countries where they are isolated and which are largely closed off to outside research, the report said, countries like North Korea, Eritrea, Somalia, and Yemen.
Muslim who threatened Christian Facebook post charged as terrorist
CBN News previously reported that Jaber was at the Worldview Weekend rally, filming the event via Facebook Live. He was also carrying a Quran and a handgun.
Asia’s second largest church is a Baptist church in Nagaland
The actual structure measures 203 ft in length, 153 ft in breadth, and 166 ft in height. Painted in blue and white, the church is said to be the only Baptist Church in the town.
Don’t worry about lack of talent! 10 ways you can still lead
By Kevin Lloyd
I ran cross country as a high school student. Truthfully I was on the cross country team. My performance would have likely...
8 practical ways to celebrate Easter
Trusting God is tough because the obstacles are so big. Whatever you’re facing, though, is not bigger than the God who defeated death. Don’t give up—the God of resurrection is alive.
RSS converts 53 tribal families to Hinduism in ‘Christianity-free’ campaign
RSS leader Laxman Singh Munda, who is spearheading the campaign told Hindustan Times that the outfit will establish a Christianity-free” block.
Churches targeted on Palm Sunday, Modi stays silent
“The rash of violence against Christians, disrupting Palm Sunday prayers, speaks of a heightened impunity, and, we suspect, a more direct collusion of police and local authorities," John Dayal said.
Do our pets go to heaven?
Will our animals be in heaven? It is best to be honest and say we do not know. I would not be surprised if God, in His generous wisdom, chose to allow us to enjoy the company of familiar animals in glory. But we can be certain of two things.
10 things pastors hate to admit publicly
People in churches will think twice before engaging in things that sink deep into the soul of their leaders. Therefore, I give a glimpse into what we as pastors don’t like to admit about ourselves.
Patricia King’s Bengaluru event cancelled after VHP protests
VHP activist Girish Bharadwaj alleged that Patricia King of XP Ministries and Donna Schambach of Schambach Foundation were involved in religious conversion activities.
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No foul play in Mandissa’s death, police say
While no cause of death has been revealed, Franklin Police Department officials in Tennessee said Monday that no foul play is suspected.
