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One month after four Wycliffe Associates translators were killed while working in the Middle East, the ministry has announced it is scheduling a training session for those working areas most hostile to Christianity.

Speaking at the 22nd annual Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, Connie Segreto shared how God helped her overcome adversity in her personal life and encouraged others to remember that God is faithful - even when it seems like he is far away.

Azusafest and Azusanow culminates this Sunday, April 10, at a closing ceremony on the same 312 Azusa Street property where the historic Pentecostal Azusa Street revival meeting took place in Los Angeles, Calif. on April 9, 1906. The meeting is known as the origin of the Pentecostal movement. The Azusafest celebration is a pre- and post-event to the Azusanow 2016 celebration in the Los Angeles coliseum on April 9.

A new survey by Lifeway Research found that two-thirds of Americans (63 percent) said Christians face increasing intolerance, up from half (50 percent) in 2013. One advocacy group, Faith Driven Consumer (FDC), is trying to affect a different future pattern by launching a new "#GodsNotDead2Us grassroots movie to movement campaign" that targets and challenges five, top diversity and inclusion leaders -- AT&T, Comcast, Allstate, Marriott and Wells Fargo -- to treat Christian employees and customers with the same equality as they treat other consumer segments.

As part of the 2016 Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, Henry Kaestner, co-founder and chairman of Bandwidth.com and a managing principal at Sovereign's Capital, encouraged listeners to find happiness not in earthly success, but in fulfilling God's will for them.

As part of the 2015 Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, Kirk Perry, president of brand solutions at Google, shared an update regarding his cancer diagnosis and revealed what crucial lesson God taught him throughout the difficult process.

Disillusioned by the war, famine, and terror around them, Syrian refugees living in Turkey are embracing Christianity after experiencing the love and compassion of missionaries in the region.

A Christian man who was shot in the face by Boko Haram terrorists after he refused to renounce his faith in Jesus Christ has extended supernatural forgiveness to his persecutors.

Wycliffe Associates, a Florida non-profit dedicated to bringing the gospel to hundreds of obscure languages, is seeking to raise $50,000 to reestablish the translation project that was unexpectedly halted when Islamic extremists murdered four translators in the Middle East and destroyed much of their work.

A Florida pastor and his wife are hoping to adopt a homeless family's two young boys who were found dirty, naked and nestled in between trash bags, believing that God placed the children in their lives for a purpose.

Canadians make up the majority of foreign visitors to Cuba, and have been cheering for church congregants who are flourishing under difficult conditions on the Caribbean isle. One group decided to do more than just cheer for their fellow Christians. Canadian Bible Society (CBS) representatives plan to provide the Cuban Church, and Cuban Christians, with a million bibles in the next 18 months.

Gospel for Asia is hitting back at claims of fraud and financial impropriety, calling such accusations "false" and "absurd" and asking supporters to pray that such "distractions" to their mission would soon be resolved.

Just days after four Wycliffe Associates workers were brutally murdered by Islamic militants while working in the Middle East, Bible translators in the region are pressing on, fervently working to ensure the Gospel is distributed by every possible means.

Four Wycliffe Associates workers were brutally murdered by Islamic militants while working in the Middle East just days after the U.S. declared that the atrocities being perpetrated against Christians in the region by ISIS is "genocide," the organization revealed in a disturbing new report released on Sunday.

The National Religious Broadcasters has praised U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for officially declaring that the atrocities being perpetrated against Christians in the Middle East by the Islamic State terrorist group is "genocide."

National Religious Broadcasters support Congressional leaders in their resolve to allow the American people to have a voice at the ballot box before anyone is considered to fill the vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court following last month's passing of Justice Antonin Scalia, leaders said today in response to President Barack Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland.

Syrian refugees who fled predominantly Muslim countries amid ongoing war and terrorism are embracing Christianity and teaching their children about Jesus after experiencing firsthand the love and compassion of believers in Greece.

Muslims disillusioned by the chaos and unrest in the Middle East are embracing Christianity at an unprecedented rate after experiencing visions of Christ and hearing the truth of the Gospel.

An unprecedented number of Muslims living in the war-torn country of Syria are embracing Christianity after experiencing the love of missionaries and witnessing miraculous healings in the name of Christ.

Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis on Wednesday received the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) President's Award for her unwavering commitment to Christian values in spite of government and media opposition. Davis was honored in Nashville, Tenn., at Proclaim 16 - the NRB International four-day Christian Media Convention of thousands of Christian communicators. Davis gained international attention after defying a federal court order requiring that she issue marriage licenses following the U.S. Supreme Court decision that supported same-sex marriages.

This past Valentine's Day weekend, more than 32,000 people with special needs attended the Night to Shine event, hosted by the Tim Tebow Foundation. This year, the former NFL star's charity sponsored prom events in 48 states and seven countries, including the U.S., Uganda, Haiti, New Zealand, Ecuador, the Philippines and Kenya.

An indigenous Iranian ministry partnered with Intercede International has been helping refugees from Syria in southern Turkey. In Suruc, Turkey, Harvest Iran Ministries has been helping refugees who have fled from ISIS attacks in Kobani, northern Syria.

Missionaries in Nepal are urging believers to send physical and monetary assistance to the country as thousands of people continue to suffer from a lack of food, shelter and medicine as the humanitarian crisis escalates.

What started out as a typical Chick-fil-a date for a Tennessee man and his little daughter turned into a heartwarming lesson in kindness and compassion thanks to the Christ-like actions of the restaurant's manager.

Chinese Christians assembled an ambitious plan to send 20,000 missionaries overseas by 2030. The face of world mission is about to change dramatically, promise supporters of this huge Chinese missionary-sending initiative.