Lecture on China's First Christians to Be Held in U.S.
A public lecture titled “China’s Earliest Christians: Who Were They and What Can We Learn from Them?” will convene at the University of Northwestern-St. Paul in Minnesota, U.S. on March 20.
Neighbor’s Calling: Ken Pyle’s Mission-Driven Life
"Whoever you encounter is your neighbor," Pyle often said, “The homeless on the streets are my neighbors. Since they have come into my life, I have a responsibility to do something for them.”
9 Encouraging Trends for Global Christianity in 2025
When we expand our vision, we can see several trends in global Christianity in 2025 that give us good news about the kingdom of God.
Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs Launches Earth Day Campaign
Last Friday, the Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs announced the launch of the Climate Action Campaign 2025, themed “From Earth Hour to Earth Day,” running globally from March 22 to April 22, 2025.
9 Encouraging Trends for Global Christianity in 2025
WCC to Begin 'Campaign of Hope: Mental Health and Wellbeing for All'
The World Council of Churches (WCC) will begin a “Campaign of Hope: Mental Health and Wellbeing for All” and convene a global alliance to enable faith communities to become environments that promote and sustain mental health and wellbeing.
Pastor Ray McCauley, 75, ‘Gone to Be With the Lord’
Pastor Ray has gone to be with the Lord peacefully at his home, surrounded by his family and loved ones”, his son and successor as senior pastor of Rhema Bible Church, Joshua McCauley, said in a statement released last night on behalf of the McCauley family.
WEA & Evangelical Churches Alliance in Qatar Hold Groundbreaking Ceremony, Seek to Raise Funds for $50M Worship Center Near Doha
Rethinking 'Day of the Lord': Professor Nili Samet Connects Mesopotamian City Lament Tradition With the Bible
Professor Nili Samet reveals that biblical "Day of the Lord" prophecies, rather than Lamentations, show a direct parallel with Mesopotamian city laments through shared cosmic and destructive imagery, suggesting a reinterpretation of "Yom Adonai" as preserving ancient Mesopotamian storm motifs.
Online Book Launch: Beyond the Academy – Lived Asian Public Theology of Religions
An online book launch event was held to celebrate the release of Dr. David Moe's latest work, Beyond the Academy: Lived Asian Public Theology of Religions, which argues that public theology must move beyond academic discourse to engage with grassroots Christian communities, particularly in Asia.
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025 Invites Reflection on Common Faith of Christians
WCC Extends Greetings and Gratitude to Taizé European Youth Meeting in Tallinn
World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay conveyed greetings of joy and gratitude as the 47th European Youth Meeting organized by the Taizé Community gathered in Tallinn, Estonia.
Strategic Partnership Between Faith Driven and the World Evangelical Alliance Business Coalition
Faith Driven, a global movement empowering Christian entrepreneurs and investors, has formed a strategic partnership with the Business Coalition of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), which represents over 630 million evangelicals in 143 countries and 9 regions. This collaboration aims to foster greater integration of faith and business, encouraging entrepreneurs to lead with purpose and align their business practices with Christian values.
Lecture on China's First Christians to Be Held in U.S.
Neighbor’s Calling: Ken Pyle’s Mission-Driven Life
"Whoever you encounter is your neighbor," Pyle often said, “The homeless on the streets are my neighbors. Since they have come into my life, I have a responsibility to do something for them.”
From Spiritual Haven to Community Beacon: The Missionary Journey of Pensacola Korean Methodist Church
In 2014, Pastor Hand Pyo Kim, then serving a large Korean church in Ohio, visited Pensacola, Florida. During his visit, he learned about the lives and faith of the local Korean diaspora.
Evangelical Voices at the G20 Interfaith Forum in Brazil: 'Faith Communities as Promoters of Social Cohesion'
Bracing for an Intense Hurricane Season in Haiti
This blog was written before Hurricane Beryl reached category 4 and battered a number of Caribbean islands before turning towards Mexico this week. The author highlights the complexity of vulnerabilities for populations in Haiti who already experience so many challenges, should a storm like Beryl strike the island.
Migrant Solidarity in Honduran Church
One movement within the Americas, a "caravan" from Honduras heading for the United States, has drawn attention and polarized opinions.
Interview With Russell Evans: Speak the Language of Where People Are
WCC General Secretary Addresses 11th Forum of National Council of Churches in Australia
On June 21, World Council of Churches general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay addressed the 11th Forum of National Council of Churches in Australia, reflecting on the theme of the forum, “Christianity Matters.”
Australian Bible College to Host Fundraiser for Asian Gospel Outreach
The Centre for Asian Christianity (CAC) of Brisbane School of Theology in Australia will hold a fundraising dinner to support gospel preaching in Asia.
Like It or Oppose It, Trump's Gaza Plan 'Irreversibly' Changed Middle East Conversation
'In the Hands of God': Giving Thanks Amid the Darkness of War
More than 160 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln issued a proclamation that all Americans should "observe the last Thursday of November next, as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens." And so was born the cherished American holiday, Thanksgiving.
Archaeologists Discover Rare 'Beautiful' Ancient Seal Near Site of Solomon's Temple
Archaeologists in Jerusalem’s City of David National Park have discovered an ancient and rare stone seal, about 2,700 years old, from the time after King Solomon commissioned and built the First Jewish Temple.
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