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Roger Stone Raises Money for ‘God-Fearing Christian’ Alex Jones

After a Texas jury last week ordered “Infowars” host Alex Jones to pay $49.3 million in damages to Sandy Hook parents, fellow conservative Roger Stone began raising money for him.

Pastors of Very Small Churches Express Joy, Commitment, Challenges

Joys and challenges await pastors of small churches. For example, small church pastors report a sense of intimacy not common among larger congregations, but often serve bi-vocationally or draw a retirement income.

Vatican Economy Czar: ‘The Pope’s Mission Is Underfunded’

The Catholic Church’s financial chief warned that “a very uncertain period lies ahead” for the Vatican’s financial health, even as he reported significant progress in reducing the church’s budget deficit.

SBCV Chinese Fellowship Helps Pastors Connect

“We are excited to see how the Lord is building a sense of fellowship among Chinese churches and pastors, as well as seeing an expanding level of partnership with these churches and the SBCV family of churches.”

Mealtime Prayer Results in Gospel Conversation, Connects Churches Across Country

Bowed heads before their meal on an anniversary trip led a Tennessee couple to an opportunity to share their faith.

Millennials Adopt Digital Worship, but Not at the Expense of IRL Faith

A study out of Canada suggests that millennials, the last generation to experience a smartphone-free childhood is still keeping one foot firmly planted in the real world — at least when it comes to religion. 

Pregnancy Centers Continue To Serve Despite Attacks

Ongoing attacks on pregnancy resource centers and other pro-life organizations have presented security challenges, but they have not thwarted continuing, faith-based efforts to minister to women in need.

Wisconsin Megachurch Pastor Stuart Briscoe, Lifelong Broadcast Evangelist, Dies at 91

Prominent Wisconsin pastor Stuart Briscoe, recognized for founding the broadcast ministry series “Telling the Truth” and authoring over 40 books, died on Aug. 3.