The Center for Christian Virtue is launching a nationwide Christian education network, headed by a Columbus-area pastor and Christian school superintendent, to advocate for Christian schools ...

Before counselors for Planting Seeds brought their services to a couch on the stage of Frisco's Hope Fellowship East, Lead Pastor John McKinzie ... Palm Sunday for the Christian faith, McKinzie ...

which looks like the United States White House, is adjudged by many as the best in the country. “What impresses the Bauchi State Coalition of Christian Youths and Elders in Politics about ...

A house up for sale in Alberta gives us some serious Hogwarts vibes from the exterior, and it could be yours for a cool $6,990,000. Located at 31027 Range Rd. 50 in Mountain View County, the home ...

An Indian court has sentenced self-proclaimed Christian preacher Bajinder Singh ... levelled against me and my family after I exposed the pastor. He made our lives difficult," she told local ...

Jakes, 67, was delivering an inspirational message on Nov. 23, 2024, at The Potter’s House, a nondenominational Christian megachurch in Dallas where he is the pastor, when he experienced a medical ...

Texas-based pastor TD Jakes suffered a life-threatening ... He has resumed his duties and regularly preaches at The Potter's House. In 1996, Jakes established The Potter's House, a non ...

The founding pastor of the Potter's House Church confirmed in an exclusive interview with Today on Wednesday that he had a massive heart attack. It was a shocking moment in Nov. 24, 2024 that was ...

The following pages highlight anniversaries of memorable events that occurred this week in Christian history. They include the death of Francis Asbury, Sylvester II becoming pope, and Saint Nicholas ...

A 13-year-old Irvine boy was shot and killed at a friend's house. Christian Douglas Yeager, who owned the gun, was arrested. Yeager was not home when the shooting happened. Police are still trying ...

Kentucky’s public record laws help keep institutions accountable — but an investigation from the Lexington Herald-Leader recently revealed regular violations from colleges and universities statewide.