How a small-town church is honoring Holocaust survivors through Spirit-led art—and seeing miracles along the way

Six hundred seventy-three young people made public commitments to Christ through baptism on the shores of Daytona Beach, Fla., this summer. New Spring Church in Anderson, S.C., saw more than 2,500 middle and high school students attend an annual summer camp, dubbed The Gauntlet, where more than 300 young people were saved in addition to those baptized.

It’s no wonder Alex Nsengimana had nightmares as a child. After witnessing the murder of his grandmother and uncle during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, he ran from the militia and eventually ended up in an orphanage.

Jeremy Cowart is used to making people smile for a living. As a celebrity photographer, he has snapped the portraits of countless stars, among them Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley and Tim Tebow.

Mary Pappas wasn’t sure she’d have a shot at a normal life. Diagnosed with a rare form of cancer of the thymus gland at the age of 23, she then battled cancer no less than six times—plus suffered a miscarriage—and lived to tell about all of it.

Following a two-day evangelistic crusade in Orlando, Fla., find out what cities the international evangelist is targeting next in his push to save souls in America.

Christ for All Nations kicked off its Good News crusade in Orlando, Fla., on Friday night. The renowned evangelist said it’s time America “kicked the devil to the curb.”

Kirk Cameron is best known for playing Mike Seaver in the 1980s TV sitcom Growing Pains or his leading roles in Christian films such as Fireproof or the Left Behind series. What most don’t know about, however, is the former child star’s ministry side. Charisma connected with Cameron for a revealing interview about this and a related new movie.

How Christians’ response to Muslims is creating a major crisis inside the church.

Evangelist Rodney Howard-Browne offers basic tips for sharing the gospel

High-wire artist Nik Wallenda walked across the Grand Canyon this summer with 13 million viewers tuned in live to see him defy gravity for 23 minutes.

Ten years ago, David Crabtree wouldn’t have thought that an injury sustained while running a marathon could turn into a blessing—but it has. 

When Coast GuardAdm. William D. Lee addressed the crowd at this year’s National Day of Prayer service, he told a moving story about a young soldier determined to end his own life. Laying protocol aside, Lee gave the 24-year-old a Bible.