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Hundreds of University of Miami students experienced a powerful spiritual awakening, with many making decisions for Christ and undergoing baptisms late into the night during the Unite US movement's first South Florida event.
Beyond its popularity in America, the inspirational series "The Chosen" is now transforming lives worldwide through an extraordinary partnership that combines vital clean-water initiatives with spiritual outreach.
(The Conversation) — When the Supreme Court hears arguments in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, Colorado will defend antidiscrimination laws for the fourth time in 10 years.
An Yankui was at his home when officials arrested him at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 29 for an investigation on suspicion of “organizing illegal religious activities,” according to a police record presented at the time of the arrest. The record justifies the Taiyuan Public Security Bureau’s actions by citing Article 96 of the Public Security Administration Punishments… The post Chinese Pastor Detained for ‘Organizing Illegal Religious Activities’ first appeared on International Christian Concern.
A groundbreaking new report reveals that half a billion Christians globally face surprising obstacles to accessing the Bible, challenging assumptions about widespread availability.
A recent Barna poll reveals surprising trends in Gen Z and Millennial church attendance, highlighting not only spiritual motivations like prayer and worship but also significant social drivers.