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New Jesus Film to Reach Deaf People in Their Heart Language

The Jesus Film Project is collaborating with Deaf Missions to create a movie about the life of Christ for those who are deaf and hard of hearing. The film has the potential for having a powerful impact because it will communicate to people in their “heart language.”

Ongoing Spousal Dispute Leads to Tragedy in Kenyan Pulpit

Congregants of Ground for God’s Gospel Church in Mombasa, Kenya, were shocked on Sunday when their pastor was stabbed while standing at the pulpit.

Diverse Leaders Offer Solution of Amicable United Methodist Split

Sixteen leaders of diverse backgrounds have proposed the solution of an amicable United Methodist split as a way to resolve the controversy the UMC has been experiencing over same-sex marriage and LGBTQ clergy.

U.S. Condemns Chinese Pastor Wang Yi’s Lengthy Sentence

News of Chinese pastor Wang Yi’s secret trial and nine-year prison sentence continues to spark outcry from world leaders and religious-liberty advocates. U.S. and human rights organizations speak out on Wang Yi's behalf.

Church Building Micro Home Village for Homeless

Can you imagine being released from the hospital after surgery and having nowhere to go to recover but a park bench? That question is what led Glencliff United Methodist Church to envision building a micro home village.

200+ Congress Members File Brief Questioning ‘right to abortion’

Over 200 Congress members have asked the Supreme Court to consider overturning Roe v Wade, the landmark case that guarantees a woman's right to an abortion.

Wilson Thanks Training for Ability to Stop Church Shooter

Parishioners are mourning the deaths of two beloved members at the hands of a Texas church shooter while praising the quick actions of the armed security team. Jack Wilson, who neutralized the gunman, says he simply did what he was trained to do.

Worshiping Jesus Is How 65,000 Young People Welcomed the New Year

Today was the last day of the sold out Passion Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Over 65,000 people brought in the New Year by worshiping Jesus, an experience one attendee called "a glimpse of heaven."