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The First United Methodist Church in Denton, Texas, joins in worship on June 6, the first time the sanctuary had been used for that purpose since COVID-19 forced building closures all over the U.S.

Churches Urged to Relaunch, Not Just Reopen

The spirit of innovation seen in the COVID-19 pandemic needs to continue and deepen, church leadership experts say.

Nigeria Area Bishop John Wesley Yohanna (center) speaks to people at a camp for internally displaced persons in Jalingo, Taraba State, Nigeria, in 2019.

Divide Deepens Among Nigerian Church Leaders

Aides to bishop report fellow United Methodists to police for allegedly disturbing the peace, with four of them ultimately landing in jail on spying charges. West Africa College of Bishops plans to send delegation to Nigeria to meet with opposing parties.

Dr. John Ong, president of the Malaysia Baptist Theological Seminary, gave a speech in a theological webinar held on June 15, 2021.

President of Malaysia Baptist Theological Seminary: Regard Israeli-Palestinian Grudge From Reconciliation Theology Perspective

Dr. John Ong, the president of the Malaysia Baptist Theological Seminary, spoke about the manner in which we should look at the Israeli-Palestinian grudge, from a perspective of reconciliation theological practice. "Reconciliation is a complete and sufficient work that God has freely initiated and achieved for His people. As Christians, our differences in ethnic, political, or theological views should not be excuses that prevent us from being spiritually and emotionally united."

Pastor Sandy Yu and Pastor Tiffany M. Cheng from Stream of Praise Music Ministry announced the release of their upcoming album "Hear Our Cry" in a live chat room on the evening of June 16, 2021.

First Overseas Chinese Music Ministry "Stream of Praise" Releases New Album

Stream of Praise, the first overseas Chinese music ministry, announced their new album, "Hear Our Cry", on major platforms on June 17.

Dr. Alexander Chow gave a lecture in the opening session of the annual meeting of the Yale-Edinburgh Group on World Christianity and the History of Mission on June 22, 2021.

2021 Annual Meeting of the Yale-Edinburgh Group on World Christianity and the History of Mission Opens Online

The annual meeting of the Yale-Edinburgh Group on World Christianity and the History of Mission kicked off virtually on Tuesday, from New College, University of Edinburgh.

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Korean Megachurch Pastor: 'The Return of Our Cosmic King'
Avmegachurch pastor said that although Jesus Christ came to us humbly, He was indeed the king of the earth and would lead us through reviving and reversal.
Taiwanese Pastor: 'Jesus' Healing Comes Upon Us'
"When we hear that Jesus can give us life and peace, We should act like the woman who was eager to touch Jesus to get healed, as Jesus is real and we can experience Him," said Rev. Jushia Li from Taipei 101 Church in a worldwide evangelistic rally held by Kua Global on August 21.
‘Celebrate Our Pastors’ Campaign Aims to Empower Struggling Church Leaders
Hundreds of Nelson Mandela Bay church leaders who have not been able to open their churches or earn an income to sustain themselves and their families during the prolonged Covid-19 lockdown will be affirmed and appreciated by fellow local church leaders on September 11 and 12.
Back in Black
The Ecumenical Women group based at the United Nations in New York have launched a "Thursdays in Black" Prayer Pledge campaign.
How Environmental Crises Impact Church Communities
As we enter the Season of Creation, these experiences related by Jacques Pilpili Mungwaere remind us of the many crises in our world that call us to heal our relationship with creation.
Soldiers Ransack Villages, Attack Churches in Chin State, Myanmar
The entire population of Taal village in Chin State was forced to flee after soldiers ransacked homes, killed animals and destroyed valuables during a series of raids in the largely Christian region.
COVID-19 Alters Dreams at Africa University
As students and staff mourn the loss of family and friends, AU provides emotional support and encouragement.
Christian Celebrity Eric Moo Shares Testimony of Overcoming "Three Evils”
Christian Singer Eric Moo testified how Christ led him over three addictions in a worldwide evangelistic rally.
Scholar: Korean Church’s Public Relations Crisis, Countermeasures in Covid-19
A scholar stated that the Korean Protestant Church faced public pressure due to perceived irresponsibility during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, churches implemented various countermeasures in order to revitalize their reputation and increase growth.