From 65 Feet Above the Altar, Ukrainian Master Races To Finish Texas Church’s Easter Icon
Vladimir Grygorenko is decorating the dome of a North Texas Christian Orthodox Church with an iconic representation of the ascension of Christ.
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Church of England Hopeful after Seeing 268% Rise in Social Media Interest in Church Services
The Church of England is optimistic amid increased searches for church services on its church finder website as polling shows young people in the United Kingdom are increasingly embracing
John MacArthur Says He's Ready to Come 'roaring back': 'Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated''
In a spirited rebuttal to swirling rumors about his health, 85-year-old Pastor John MacArthur has declared himself ready to return to the pulpit at Grace Community Church after a year marked by
SBC Mulls Policy to Seek U.S. Pornography Ban
The Southern Baptist Convention’s policy arm filed a resolution on Thursday that if approved would have the denomination support a government ban on pornography. Ethics and Religious Liberty Commiss...
Franklin Graham Prays and Shares Message at White House Easter Events
Franklin Graham prayed at the White House Easter Prayer Dinner and was also invited to share a message at the Thursday staff worship service.
Easter traditions of faith and community across Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe has a rich tradition of celebrating the Easter season and passing meaningful Christian customs on to successive generations. Christians in non-Christian contexts and those in newer Westernized nations can learn much from older expressions of Christian faith and hope in the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Churches to Ring Bells to Recall Start of Revolutionary War
This issue of A Public Witness explores the “Let Freedom Ring!” initiative’s remembrance of the past, which also serves as a warning about contemporary tyrannical threats.
Apologist: proclaiming the Resurrection needs to be consistent | Baptist Press
DALLAS (BP) – Jeremiah Johnston says the seminal event in Christianity’s history should be raised up more often.
Why Did Jesus Die? Churches Grapple With the Mystery of Atonement
In recent decades, many mainline Protestants have moved away from the Calvinist theory of penal substitutionary atonement, which summons up the idea of an angry God who needs to be appeased.
37 Years Ago, Billy Graham Preached in China for the First Time
Thirty-seven years ago, Christian evangelist Billy Graham traveled to China, his wife Ruth s birthplace, for the first time
