The Society for Pentecostal Students honored Dr. David G. Roebuck with their Lifetime Achievement Award during the Society’s fifty-third annual meeting, which convened at Candler School of Theology on the campus of Emory University.

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While many churches are turning to the internet and mobile apps as evangelistic tools, media executive Phil Cooke advises pastors of the continued value of traditional broadcast television.

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The nonprofit organization formerly known as Orphan Helpers announced today a name change to Counteract International. The new name and brand reflect the faith-based nonprofit’s broader mission to address urgent needs of incarcerated and released youth in incredibly challenging conditions in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.

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The Society for Pentecostal Students honored Dr. David G. Roebuck with their Lifetime Achievement Award during the Society’s fifty-third annual meeting, which convened at Candler School of Theology on the campus of Emory University.

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While many churches are turning to the internet and mobile apps as evangelistic tools, media executive Phil Cooke advises pastors of the continued value of traditional broadcast television.

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The nonprofit organization formerly known as Orphan Helpers announced today a name change to Counteract International. The new name and brand reflect the faith-based nonprofit’s broader mission to address urgent needs of incarcerated and released youth in incredibly challenging conditions in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.

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Cleveland, TN–Lee University president Dr. Mark Walker has notified the school’s board of directors that he will not seek a second four-year term and will conclude his presidency on May 5, 2024.

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The American Bible Society will be closing down its Faith and Liberty Discovery Center, around three years after the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based museum, which cost around $60 million, had opened.

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Every day, many women and children in the toughest places walk 1-2 hours–and often much more–to locate clean drinking water for their families.* To highlight this issue on World Water Day, March 22, compassionate Americans from coast to coast will wait two hours after waking up before taking their first drink.

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