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Revitalization Was the Theme for Sunday’s Associational Prayer Emphasis

Leaders of associational missions have a perspective on ministry others don’t. They must work at ground level while also connecting churches to a broader ministry context with national entities. This is part of why the Day of Prayer for Associational Missions is so important.

Unify Project Weeks From Launch, Litton Says

The Unify Project, a national collaborative with Tony Evans to engage Southern Baptist pastors in racial reconciliation, is weeks from launching, former Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton announced.

Indonesia, Malaysia Major Blasphemy Prosecutors in Southeast Asia

Christian convert Muhammad Kace, serving a 10-year prison term in Indonesia for blasphemy, was convicted of insulting the Prophet Muhammad in hundreds of YouTube videos after his conversion in 2014.

New Projects Offer Churches Ways to Pay Royalties on the Spirituals They Sing

At least a dozen churches and organizations across the country are committed to monetarily acknowledging spirituals that have been sung for centuries.

Pentagon To Fund Service Members’ Travel for Abortions

The Biden administration’s nationwide campaign to promote abortion access made another advance Thursday (Oct. 20) – this time at the Pentagon.

Colton Dixon’s CCM Chart-Topper ‘Build a Boat’ Launches Idol Alum to New Heights

Now 31, the Idol alum has several Dove Awards under his belt and boasts over 100 million streams across all platforms. His manager, Zachary Kelm, said Dixon’s latest hit, “Build a Boat,” could be his “career song.”

Shuttered Cannabis Church Takes Fight To Reopen to California Supreme Court

A cannabis church in Southern California — which was shut down over accusations it was illegally functioning as a dispensary — is taking its fight to reopen to the state Supreme Court.

NC Pastor to School Board: CRT and Diversity Programs Waste Money

At a school board meeting this week in Raleigh, North Carolina, youth pastor John Amanchukwu criticized members for failing to educate Black students while “wasting taxpayer dollars” on CRT and diversity programs.