Fredrick Nzwili

Fredrick Nzwili is a journalist for Religion News Service.

Refresh Your Soul: 25 Ways for Ministry Leaders To Recharge

If you’re in ministry, you need to refresh your soul. Discover 25 ways to follow Jesus’ example and refill your cup.

Bible Verses for Someone in the Hospital: Offer Hope From God’s Word

Bible verses for someone in the hospital are important to keep handy. Use these Scriptures when you visit a person who’s sick or injured.

Alistair Begg Announces Plan To Retire in 2025 as Parkside Church’s Senior Pastor

On Sunday (Sept. 8), Alistair Begg announced that he will be retiring as the senior pastor of Parkside Church in Cleveland, Ohio, on September 14, 2025.

Texas Church Offers Free Urgent Care to Those Without Insurance, IDs

The urgent care clinic, which is open weekly, is one of several community outreach programs of Highland Baptist Church in Waco, Texas.

James Earl Jones, Dead at 93, Credited High School Teacher, Mentor for Helping Him Find His Voice and His Faith

James Earl Jones, an acclaimed actor known for his iconic voice, passed away Monday, Sept. 9 at age 93. Jones said that perhaps the ”greatest honor” among his many accomplishments was recording the New Testament, which he did in memory of the man who helped him find his voice and Christian faith.

‘Very Sad Situation’—PA Pastor, Neighbors Recount Fatal Standoff

After a lengthy standoff in Hughesville on Saturday (Sept. 7), an armed Pennsylvania man who had barricaded himself in his trailer home was shot and killed by police. Authorities identified the man, who was pronounced dead at the scene, as 62-year-old Gary Lee McCartney.

National Catholic Reporter Names Wall St. Journal’s James Grimaldi as Executive Editor

Ending a yearlong vacancy atop its editorial team, the National Catholic Reporter, the 60-year-old, left-leaning Catholic media outlet, announced that James V. Grimaldi, a senior writer at The Wall Street Journal, has been named executive editor. 

Remembering Persecuted Christians on 9/11

Twenty-three years after the attacks of Sept. 11, the rise in Christian persecution is unprecedented. Its scope and frequency are alarming.

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