Ministries's Headline
'Jesus Retreat' Celebrates 30 Years, Hopes to Continue Raising Up Future Leaders
A retreat for Korean American youth in the Korean immigrant churches of the Reformed Church of America (RCA) in the New York region took place from August 14 to 17 in Pennsylvania.
Korean Churches to Host Intercessory Prayer Gathering: 'Heal Our Land'
The multi-ethnic prayer gathering hosted by Korean churches last November at the Anaheim Convention Center will be taking place once again, this year on October 23 at 5 PM at the same location.
SoCal Harvest with Greg Laurie to Take Place for the 27th Time at the Angels' Stadium
SoCal Harvest, one of the largest evangelistic events in the country that is also known as the Harvest Crusades, will be taking place from August 26 to 28 for the 27th year at the Angels' Stadium in Anaheim.
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary Changes Name to Gateway Seminary After Relocating to Southern California
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, one of six theological schools affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention, has changed its name to Gateway Seminary of the Southern Baptist Convention as the school has moved its main campus to Southern California ahead of the upcoming fall semester.
Teaching the Old Testament, One Professor Plans to Focus on the Holy Spirit
Dr. John Shin, who has been teaching the Bible since 1980 through Contextualized Leadership Development schools through Gateway Seminary (formerly known as Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary), says his passion is to teach not only the ‘head knowledge’ about the Bible, but also stir in students a passion to share the gospel by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Korean Churches in Washington Work Together to Share the Gospel in Mattawa
Seven Korean churches in Washington state, including Young Nak Church of Seattle, Seattle Covenant Church, Korean Kirkland Covenant Church, Seattle Woori Church, Trinity Presbyterian Church, and Bellevue Sarang Church, formed one mission team to share the gospel to people in the town of Mattawa, WA, from July 28 to 31.
Interview with Ray Chang: 'Why Not Reach More for the Gospel?'
“If heaven is going to be a community with all nations, all tribes, all people, then why can’t the church be that community? Why can’t we reflect what heaven is going to be like?”These are some of the questions that Pastor Ray Chang had pondered when he first felt compelled to plant a multiethnic church.
Acts Ministries International Convenes in Leadership Summit: 'Grow Together, Grow Healthy'
Acts Ministries International, a denomination consisting of 13 churches in the U.S. and overseas, convened from August 4 to 6 for a leadership summit at Church of Southland, located in Anaheim, CA.
UMC: Conservative Theologians and Pastors Form Conservative Wesleyan Covenant Association
Theologically conservative leaders from United Methodist Church have formed a group within the denomination known as Wesleyan Covenant Association.
California's Faith-Based Universities Express Concern Regarding Potential Anti-Discrimination State Bill
A California anti-discrimination bill that is currently awaiting a vote by the California state Assembly is raising concerns from Christian institutions which say that the bill would restrict their ability to operate according to their religious beliefs.
'Joshua Generation' Multi-Church Youth Retreat Points Teens to 'Real Love' in Christ
The annual Joshua Generation summer retreat for youth took place once again this year from August 1 to 4 at Taylor University in Upland, IN, under the theme, ‘Real Love.’ This year, over 700 students from 86 different churches gathered at the retreat, who were under the care of 97 counselors and 93 youth workers.
'Pastors Can Help Prevent Domestic Violence, Too'
Pastors are more likely than not to encounter a domestic violence situation happening within the homes of their congregants. But are they prepared to handle the situation wisely? A non-profit in Los Angeles will be providing a sponsored training program this fall to equip pastors and seminarians with the knowledge they need to not only provide appropriate help to victims of domestic violence, but also be able to spread awareness of it and help prevent further cases.
Rev. David Oh Inaugurated as Chairman of the Board of Directors for Christianity Daily
Reverend David B. Oh, the senior pastor of Southern California Bethel Church in Buena Park, was inaugurated as this newspaper's first chairman of the board of directors.
Over One Year After He Was Stabbed by a Stranger, One Campus Ministry Staff Continues Sharing the Gospel
Over a year after an accident that almost took the life of Eugene Choi, a video in which Choi shares his testimony of the ways he has been encountering God throughout the recovery process has been touching the hearts of many people.
Most Generous Cities in America Donate Actively Through Churches, Says Study
A new Barna study has compiled a list of most generous cities in America, which adds to an earlier list published earlier this year of the most Bible-minded cities, preceded by lists of churchless cities and post-Christian cities released in 2015.
Most Read
Pastor’s Wife Returns After Husband Rebukes Church Leaders Who Were For Divorce
Church
Things that happen when you don’t pray
Life
When We Pray, God Sends Us Angels
Comment
How did Martin Luther and John Calvin Understand Justification and Sanctification?
Comment
Other Headlines
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Re-elects First Female Bishop
Church
From Sunday service to a congressional briefing, the many events will continue to inform the American public
World
Pastor Kang's Love Letter
Comment
The Wisdom of a Person Who Learns Well
Church
More News
Wisdom in Creating Change Beyond Reaction
Mission
Wisdom that Pursues Beautiful Change
Church
Finding The Way
Church
North Korean defectors turn to faith to cope with transition to South Korea
Nation
