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More and more Kurdish Muslims living in Iraq are turning to Christ after witnessing the brutality of extremist groups like ISIS, who carry out horrific acts in the name of Allah, Christian aid workers have revealed.

While some in Spain fear the wave of Syrian refugees will bring the influence of radical Islam into the country, one Spanish ministry is eagerly welcoming them, revealing that those fleeing war and poverty often embrace Christianity with open arms.

More and more churches and companies in America are facing challenges stemming from complications with effective communication. Unresolved cultural tensions and other issues are increasing as this digital age brings more awareness to the world in general about the differences and even hostilities between people groups. Finding easy ways to address these things and get them out in the open so they can be discussed and resolved has been something of a conundrum for many church and business leaders.

The Christian community in Indonesia's Aceh province is asking for prayers after a group of Muslim extremists torched their church building on Tuesday. The criminal act reportedly followed a social media message spread by Muslim extremists on Friday urging others to take action against Christian churches in the region.

Engage, a nonprofit based out of Islamabad, Pakistan, has launched a new campaign seeking to challenge the legality of the country's notorious blasphemy laws, which have caused the deaths and unjust imprisonment of scores of people.

Thousands of students across the United States celebrated their religious freedom Thursday by bringing their Bibles to school as part of a new campaign launched by Christian organization Focus on the Family.

Today, Christians in regions of the world such as the Middle East face some of the worst persecution in history. Yet somehow many of them find reassurance in the Biblical truth that nothing shall separate us from the love of God.

Donald Cyprian believes Instant Christ, a groundbreaking new Christian prayer app for those seeking to socialize with others of the same faith, is going to change the world.

Pope Francis has begun his tour to the United States and Cuba already, and for those that want to follow him on his tour, it is possible to visit some of the places that he will attend when he visits Washington D.C., New York City, and Philadelphia. For those that aren't going to be in those cities, and want to follow Pope Francis' visit on their TV or computer through Live-streaming, that is also a possibility. This is Pope Francis visit to U.S. schedule.

Christian ministry says Nepal is still very much on the heart of God

At Lions Roar 2015, November 4-6 in Dallas Texas, Christian Men's Network is calling for ALLIES who will stand up and declare the true definition of a man-that Manhood and Christlikeness are synonymous.

A photo of a 3-year-old Syrian boy's body awash on a Turkish beach after a refugee boat capsized en route to Greece drew unprecedented attention to a largely ignored crisis. Aid workers are waiting to see if it will make a difference.

Craftsman Collision, Save-On-Foods and PriceSmart Foods are teaming up with The Salvation Army to ensure that no family goes hungry this fall, by hosting a day long food drive.

On September 16th, The Juice Truck and The Salvation Army to hit the streets of Vancouver's Downtown East Side.

Out of the Ashes: From movie industry to International relief leader, for one 9-11 responder and the thousands he is helping, good has come out of the tragedy.

Privacy for All, a coalition of parents, students, nonprofit and faith groups, is working to obtain signatures for a petition that would protect privacy in restrooms, showers, locker rooms, and changing rooms in government buildings in California.

The Tim Tebow Foundation announced today that more than 100 churches have been selected to host the "Night to Shine" prom night experience for people with special needs on Friday, February 12, 2016.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals of Montana on Monday rejected an appeal by an atheist group to remove the Big Mountain Jesus at Flathead National Forest near Kalispell, Montana because it allegedly constitutes government endorsement of a particular religion.

Bishop T.D. Jakes, senior pastor of the Potter's House, delivered a message of hope and encouragement to tens of thousands gathered at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, to kick off MegaFest 2015.

In an attempt to show physical unity within the worldwide body of Christ, Christian organization Focus on the Family is building homes for the families of the 20 Egyptian martyrs killed earlier this year by Islamic State terrorists.

The pro-life group Created Equal has launched a new JumboTron campaign, announcing it will air series of sting videos showing Planned Parenthood executives trafficking in human aborted baby parts at cities, universities, and Planned Parenthood facilities across the United States.

Missionaries native to Ukraine are risking their lives to bring life-saving aid to civilians as violations of a cease-fire add to the nearly 7,000 people who have perished.

Throughout history, Christians from around the world have answered the call from God to go out into the world and preach the gospel to all nations. However, that action has always carried a certain amount of risk even in modern times.

Franklin Graham has warned that Christianity is currently in the "direct line of fire" and urged Christians to to stand up for their religious freedoms after a U.S. Federal District Court fined Mississippi's third largest public school district $7,500 after a minister opened up a district-wide honors assembly with a prayer invocation.

Franklin Graham has written an open letter to the 2016 presidential candidates, encouraging them to refrain from attacking one another and reminding them that no problem can be solved without the "help and direction of the Almighty God."