By David R. Parsons, ICEJ Vice President and Senior Spokesman During the last week of January the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day, established by the United Nations on the anniversary of the Red Army’s liberation of the Auschwitz death camp on January 27, 1945. One year ago, Yad Vashem […]
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Jesus take the wheel: week 6 — Julita Kok
Episode 6 in a weekly series in which music industry personality and Worship South Africa exco member Julita Kok reports back on a recent SA road trip in which she handed the steering wheel over to Jesus When you travel with God and on His agenda, you are always expectant. […]
OM’s Ship Ministry celebrates 50 years of service at sea
The pioneering vessel, Logos, and her volunteer crew left a shipyard in Rotterdam on 18 February 1971. They were bound for London, where the refitted ship was shown to supporters of the venture and loaded with literature for her maiden voyage to India. In the five decades since, the ministry’s […]
Abducted and enslaved Christian girl in Pakistan to return home in ‘stunning court victory’
Originally published in Premier Christian News A court in Pakistan has ruled that a 12-year-old Christian girl who was kidnapped and forced to marry a 45-year-old man can return home to her family. In what Christian religious freedom charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) calls a stunning court […]
TESTIMONY: From riots to revival — Joshua Lindquist
In one of two reports posted this week by Charisma Magazine of how God turned a time of pain and strife in America into an opportunity for revival, evangelist Joshua Lindquist writes about what happened when Christians shared the love of Jesus in the midst of rioting over police killings […]
TESTIMONY: The power of worship in dark times — Sean Feucht
Evangelist Richard Roberts talks to worship leader Sean Feucht who has led outdoor “Let Us Worship” events in 54 cities in the United States in the past year as indoor church services were shut down under Covid-19 regulations. Read about it and listen to the podcast below in this — […]
Legendary Christian singer Carman dies at 65
Christian singer Carman Liciardello, known throughout his 35-year career as “Carman,” died in a Las Vegas hospital Tuesday, Feb. 16, after a series of complications resulting from surgery to repair a hiatal hernia, per a statement from his publicity firm. He was 65 years old and had intended to begin a 60-city […]
‘Way Maker’ composer Sinach releasing new album
Multiple award-winning worship leader and recording artist Sinach, is set to release her new 13-truck album titled Greatest Lord. It features a series of high-profile partnerships with various spirit-filled Gospel stars including Travis Greene, Micah Stampley, Darlene Zschech, Leeland, Maranda Curtis, Nathaniel Bassey, Jekalyn Carr and others. Including two already-released […]
ICEJ brings 302 Ethiopian Jews to Israel despite airport closure
By David Parsons — originally published by the ICEJ Although Ben-Gurion Airport is currently shut down for the first time since Israel’s founding in 1948, a specially chartered flight sponsored by the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) was allowed to bring 302 Ethiopian Jewish immigrants home to Israel early this […]
Student suing over transgender policy says she’s fighting for fairness in women’s sports
Originally published in Fox News A Connecticut student who filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s Interscholastic Athletic Conference transgender policy, told “The Faulkner Focus” on Thursday that she sued to fight “for fairness in women’s sports.” Selina Soule said Thursday that throughout all four years of high school she was “forced to compete against biological males in the girls […]