Adult Theater, Frat House Became Ministry Havens in Michigan, Florida
A growing church and a student group convert dens of sin
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Let Us Weep for Zion
In June 1939, the United States turned away a ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees from Europe. Most of the passengers later perished in the Holocaust. Yet today, Christians are calling the church to repent for its silence 62 years ago.
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One-Millionth Teen Missionary Recognized at Teen Mania Event
Since 1987, the 15-year-old ministry has sent 30,000 teens on missions trips in more that 50 countries
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Wheels Around the World
Laurie Malaby had worked with disabled children in the United States for many years. But she never dreamed God would use her to bring new freedom to children overseas.
Laurie Malaby dialed the number on the business card she had been given earlier that week, never dreaming that a single telephone conversation would open the door to a life-changing experience. Trained as a pediatric physical therapist, Laurie had worked with disabled children in the United States for many years.
As part of her job with Wicomico County Public Schools in Salisbury, Maryland, Laurie often places orders for new wheelchairs when her students outgrow them. “In my profession, we can’t bear to see perfectly good equipment discarded,” Laurie says. “So I began storing these used wheelchairs in the basement of my school, thinking there had to be someone who could recycle them.”
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Pentecostal Leaders Convene Near Azusa Site
A triennial conference focused attention on the growth of the Pentecostal movement since 1906
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Vietnamese Churches Growing Under Indigenous Leaders
In Washington state, pastors such as Giao Le of Olympia are equipping local immigrant congregations for evangelism
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When God Came to the Barrio
Freddie García once was a heroin addict living for nothing more than his next fix. Today he and his wife, Ninfa, oversee a ministry that rescues people from the grip of drug addiction.
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Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
They are called Goths, and they prefer black clothes and darker emotions. You may not know these people, but they are in your city tonight. Pray that somebody–maybe you?–will reach them.
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A Radical Departure
Derek Corzine was kicked out of his church because he chose an unorthodox approach to reach his Goth friends.
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French Charismatic Faces Court Battle
In a land where charismatic churches are viewed as cults, pastor Samuel Peterschmitt could be jailed
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Ministry Aids Persecuted Christian Women in Developing World
Window International Network staged an event in Indonesia in May to reach women who face oppression and abuse
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From Weakness to Victory
Doctors told Jean Driscoll she would always be confined to a wheelchair. But God proved to the world that He can turn weakness to strength.
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What Will We Leave Them?
For the sake of our children, it is time to disobey.
Our society is increasingly criminalizing our right to stand up for what we believe. The media has encouraged the trend by making it vogue to be tolerant of every kind of perversion and by villainizing Christians who choose a biblical standard for their lives. How far will we allow this trend to go?
The nation I inherited as an adult was different from the one I was born into. Though it was imperfect morally, as Christians we could speak freely.
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