Knowing the Father
We are shaped emotionally by the image of God we carry in our minds.
Looking For a Love Connection
Christian singles are looking for love today by visiting
Internet chat rooms and by using Christian dating services.
Are these the best ways to find a mate who loves Jesus?
Don’t Let Them Perish
Would you live your life differently if you realized that every non-Christian you meet is headed for an eternity without God? The stabbing words of a foreign exchange student studying in the United States still ring in my ear today: “I thought Christianity was important in this country,” she said. “But now I know it …
Get Ready to Move
God’s prophetic promise of deliverance is at hand.
Charismatic Christians reach Mormons in Salt Lake City
THE PASTOR OF SALT LAKE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IS EVANGELIZING THE CITY’S MORMONS-BUT NOT WITH A SELF-RIGHTEOUS ATTITUDE.
Russian Pentecostals have cautios view of Vladimir Putin
THE NEW LEADER HAS SHOWN FAVOR TO CHURCHES, BUT AN AIR OF MYSTERY SHROUDS THE EX-KGB OFFICER
Florida’s ‘Church Without Walls’ gets a building
THE GROWING INNER-CITY CONGREGATION GUTTED A HUGE WAREHOUSE TO MAKE IT A CENTER FOR SPIRITUAL AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
Catholic scholar apologizes to Pentecostals
Citing ‘intolerance’ on behalf of Roman Catholics, Kilian McDonnell’s statement seeks to heal a painful rift
Listen to the Children Crying
Charisma takes a closer look at the desperate lives of the world’s street children-and how you can help them.
Wellington Boone in Atlanta
The pastor of The Father’s House says black churches need racial diversity if they want to reflect the population of heaven
Hating for Jesus Draws Controversy
THE AUTHOR’S 1999 BOOK HATING FOR JESUS TELLS READERS TO TAKE A MORE LITERAL APPROACH TO LUKE 14:26
Breakthrough in the Bible Belt
In Greenville, South Carolina-a stronghold of religious fundamentalism-a multiracial charismatic church is breaking centuries of prejudice and tradition.
Black Churches Grow Fast in England
As Great Britain’s historic Christian traditions decline, black churchgoers are taking the lead.
The Wounded Dancer
“MISS JEANNINE” LACQUEMENT FINDS RESPITE FROM THE PAIN OF A DEBILITATING ILLNESS WHEN SHE TEACHES THE CHILDREN OF FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA, TO WORSHIP THE LORD THROUGH DANCE.
Agroup of 4- and 5-year-old children stand on the platform moving gently to the music and doing graceful sign language with their hands. They are watching their teacher, Miss Jeannine, who is leading them from the floor.
As they dance, their faces are lit by an inner light that speaks of a deep intimacy with Jesus. This is liturgical dance at its best–children dancing as an integral part of the service.
