Originally published in CBN News David Yonggi Cho, pastor of the world’s largest megachurch, died this morning, his church said in a press release. He was 85. Cho is the founder of Yoido Full Gospel Church in Seoul, South Korea and spent decades spreading the gospel in that country. At the time […]
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Biden administration suing Texas over heartbeat abortion ban
Originally published in Lifesite News The Biden administration launched a federal lawsuit Thursday against Texas over its recently-enacted law that has effectively halted abortions past six weeks in the state, claiming it violates both federal law and longstanding judicial precedent. On September 1, the Texas Heartbeat Act took effect in the Lone […]
R.E. releasing debut Afrikaans album, ‘Tot in Ewigheid’
Revelation Enterprises (R.E.), Doxa Deo’s Global Worship and Arts Movement is set to release their debut Afrikaans Album, titled Tot In Ewigheid (Forever) in October. With 12 original songs penned by nine of R.E.’s songwriters and recorded by 10 anointed, young and vibrant worship leaders, this album promises to be […]
‘Let Us Worship’ leading prayer day in Washington on 20th anniversary of 9/11
Sean Feucht of the “Let Us Worship” tour is calling all believers to the United States capital this Saturday, September 11, for a national day of prayer. Feucht told CBN News why the event, which is called “Day of Prayer for America,” was not originally supposed to take place this month, however, […]
‘Africa Returns’ global revival prayer event starts in Nigeria on Friday
First published on CBN News. A global movement of prayer and repentance is taking place this Friday in Ibadan, Nigeria as thousands of Christians are expected to gather for “Africa Returns.” The event follows last September’s “The Return” where believers from all denominations and backgrounds united for prayer and worship […]
True story: The man who loved geography — Mark Roberts
In 1954 Graham Sutherland was commissioned to paint a full-length portrait of Winston Churchill which was presented to him at a public ceremony celebrating his 80th birthday. Sutherland was a brilliant painter, but he had the reputation of capturing the “real side” of his subjects. He painted Churchill exactly as […]
Our big God adventure: Episode 8 – A ministry and a child are born
In this episode God speaks in surprising ways to direct Lydia and Wilco Venter in the early days of their ministry in Kenya We did not yet have a name for our ministry. Although we were still lecturing at the Njoro Bible College, our work in Teret and neighbouring villages […]
Your opportunity to reach out through sport — JP Flugel
Welcome to Team Talk — our Spring edition. I cannot believe that it is September already and that we have entered the last four months of another year of great testing. I can only but be grateful for the Lord’s hand upon me and my family. He has protected us, […]
Open Doors Southern Africa gets its first woman leader
Just two months after celebrating its 50th anniversary of serving the persecuted Church, Open Doors Southern Africa appointed its first woman head when Lynette Leibach succeeded Jan Gouws as executive director. In an interview with Gateway News yesterday, Leibach, who became executive director in July, said it is also her […]
Flashback to a conference against racism that was hijacked to incite racism
In less than two weeks the United Nations will be hosting an event in New York to mark the 20th anniversary of the Durban World Conference Against Racism. So far, 13 nations have said they will not attend the so-called Durban 4 conference because of its antisemitic agenda. Vivienne Myburgh […]