Church

• Thousands of Christians Will Celebrate Communion after the Election A number of churches will be hosting communion services for Christians after they vote in order to show that faith unites Christians more than any election divides them. Nov 08, 2016

  

  Thousands of Christians Will Celebrate Communion after the Election
• India: Christianity Growing Despite Persecution The Christian church in India is growing despite the also increasing persecution against Christians. Nov 07, 2016

  

  India: Christianity Growing Despite Persecution
• Are More Evangelicals Accepting Gay Marriage? Yes and No Are evangelicals becoming more accepting of gay marriage. The answer to that question is somewhat nuanced. Nov 03, 2016

  

  Are More Evangelicals Accepting Gay Marriage? Yes and No
• International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church is Nov. 6 This Sunday, November 6, marks the 20th International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP). Nov 03, 2016

  International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church is Nov. 6
• Iraqi Church Liberated from ISIS’ Control Holds First Service in Two Years An Iraqi church in the city of Qaraqosh held its first service in two years after it was finally liberated from ISIS’ control. Nov 03, 2016

  Iraqi Church Liberated from ISIS’ Control Holds First Service in Two Years
• Predominantly Black Church Vandalized with Words ‘Vote Trump’ A predominantly black church in Mississippi has been targeted in what police are calling a hate crime. Nov 03, 2016

  Predominantly Black Church Vandalized with Words ‘Vote Trump’
• Men Not at Work: The Church and Combating Joblessness Demographers and economists say American men are facing an epidemic of epic proportions: joblessness. Nov 03, 2016

  Men Not at Work: The Church and Combating Joblessness
• Aleppo Churches Open Doors to Displaced Muslim Families Life hasn’t been easy for 28-year-old Syrian mother Kristina, a Christian of Armenian descent, who lived with her husband in Aleppo long before the civil war started in 2011. Nov 02, 2016

  Aleppo Churches Open Doors to Displaced Muslim Families
• Former Lesbian Calls out Jen Hatmaker’s Embrace of LGBT Relationships Rosaria Butterfield, a former lesbian who is now the wife of a pastor and a Christian speaker and author, has responded to fellow Christian author Jen Hatmerker’s statements regarding the LGBT community. Nov 01, 2016

  Former Lesbian Calls out Jen Hatmaker’s Embrace of LGBT Relationships
• Pope and Lutheran Leaders Sign Joint Declaration on Reformation Day Lutheran and Catholic leaders joined together Monday to sign a joint declaration to signify the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Nov 01, 2016

  Pope and Lutheran Leaders Sign Joint Declaration on Reformation Day