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Houston Church Discovers That Racial Unity Brings Growth and Revival
In 30 years, Braeswood Assembly of God has gone from a white, middle-class church to a local church to a local bation of racial diversity.
Race Not an Issue for Church In South Georgia
Defying regional sentiments, Southland Church in Valdosta opened its doors in 1997 to people of all races.
Fragile East Timor Economy Boosted By Australian Pentecostals
Two Assemblies of God churches in Sydney are aiding the nation in the aftermath of devastating ethnic violence.
Sparks Fly After Opening of Holy Land Theme Park
Organizers have run afoul of Jews and charismatics since they opened the attraction in Orlando
Airwaves and Cyberspace Carry Gospel to Latin America From Miami
Voz Cristiana, a high-power Christian radio station is reaching the Caribbean and Central and South America
SEALs Mean Business for Jesus
Some of the U.S. Navy's toughest tough guys are turning to Jesus thanks to a tenacious San Diego pastor
Lutherans Fire Finnish Pastor for Hosting Charismatic Miracle Services
The denominations cited vicar Markku Koivisto's 'extremism' after gold dust and oil appeared during meetings in Nokia
Christians Want Israel's Holy Sites Under Jewish Control
Supporters say fair access and historic preservation at the heart of a petition to wrest jurisdiction from Muslims
Greater Ministries Leaders Convicted Of Fraud
Church's officials found guilty in 'pyramid' scheme
Jay Bakker Tells the World His Story
His new autobiography reveals the highs and lows he's lived as the son of a famous minister.
Youth Movement Turns Focus From Nation's Capital to Hollywood
Youth pastor Lou Engle, who organized The CallDC, says God is calling for radical prayer for the entertainment industry.
Evangelist Peter Youngren Hopes Toronto Church Will Be Healing Center
Youngren, who directs missionary ventures in Africa, believes God wants the new Canadian church to be a center for healing
Leaders Call for Ongoing Prayer for Nation at Inaugural Prayer Breakfast
A Washington, D.C., group has organized nationwide prayer against spiritual powers that oppose government officials
White, Black Churches Unite Near Civil War Battlefield in Virginia
One pastor is white, one is black, and they share the pulpit now that they have merged their two congregations near Richmond
Mysterious Happenings in Irish Cathedral Don't Stop Worshipers
About 600 people gathered in St. Patrick's Cathedral in Ireland to help record a live worship album
American Missionaries Reach Africans and Sri Lankans in Paris
After ministering in France for 13 years, Robert and Kathryn Baxter are empowering others to reach the multicultural city
Pastor's Faith Is Key to Changing Lives in Quiet Hawaiian Resort
Damien Wong teaches wealthy tourists as well as homeless people who frequent the oceanside community of Kailua-Kona
