Passionate Advocates for Persecuted Church Produce Films
WASHINGTON (BP) -- One is a former FBI agent, the other a longtime missionary. In their respective ways, they're intent on raising awareness of Christians facing persecution across the world.
Twitter Bans Hateful Posts Based on Religion
SAN FRANCISCO (BP) -- Tweets that dehumanize a person because of that person's religion are no longer allowed on Twitter, the company announced Tuesday (July 9).
Surprise Calls and Conversations
Who can resist seeing a phone number (and not those fake 555 numbers) and wondering, Is it real?
Bumper Sticker Theology Can Be a Dead End
What can I tell you about the love of Jesus Christ and the wonders of a faith-filled life in less time than it takes you to read this sentence?
These Women Power Through High-Intensity Workouts. Then They Finish With Prayer.
APEX, N.C. (RNS) — On a Tuesday evening under the roof of a public picnic shelter, a group of women ages 20 to 55 groaned through a series of high-intensity exercises in the 88-degree heat and humidity.
China Tariffs Could Lead to a ‘Bible Tax’ in the US, say Christian Publishers
(RNS) — The parent company of the two largest Bible publishers in the United States has warned the Trump administration that proposed tariffs on China would amount to a “Bible tax.”
Checking for Ticks … and Truth
A few years ago, I shared with my young son that I had found a tick in my underwear in the middle of the night. I was totally freaked out. His face looked shocked and he was silent for several moments. Then he gave me
App for the Blind Is the Latest in Jerusalem’s Effort to Make Holy Sites Accessible
JERUSALEM (RNS) — Refuit Golan had visited the Old City of Jerusalem before, but it wasn't until she toured the ancient site while listening to a voice-guided tour for the visually impaired that she fully began to appreciate its history and significance.
Scholars Fear Franklin Graham Will Cut Off Access to Billy Graham Archives
Since the Billy Graham Center for Evangelism at Wheaton College opened with Billy Graham's blessing in 1980, more than 19,000 scholars, journalists and other researchers from around the world have done work there. With materials being transported to Charlotte, scholars have warned that this move
FCA Camps Strengthen Priorities for Coaches, Athletes
Coaches and athletes that have participated in Fellowship of Christian Athlete camps and other events are given opportunities to pursue their passion for sports while clearly seeing and hearing Christ’s own passion for them.