
Church & Missions

-

French church planter sees wildfire disaster as opening for gospel witness in unreached southwest
Devastating wildfires engulfed southwestern France this summer — one of the most unreached regions for the gospel in the country. However, Arnaud Schrodi, director of church planting and development for Perspectives (Union Perspectives or Églises Perspectives, a network of evangelical Protestant churches and church planters in France) is now home after being forced to evacuate with others from Pessac, a suburb of Bordeaux. In this interview, he recalled how the natural disaster provided an oppor -
Zurich Reformed Church members to vote on binding climate rules for church buildings
-
Michael Youssef preaches in Amman as ministry reports more than 500 professions of faith
-
IMB commissions first Lumbee Native American couple to serve Canada's First Nations
-
Rule change allows Brazilian pastor to resume Texas pastorate
-
FEBC breaks ground on Phnom Penh ministry center after Cambodia broadcast expansion
Latest Updates
-

Save the Parish report warns of 'existential' fall in Church of England parish clergy
Save the Parish, a campaign group within the Church of England, published a report Sept. 4 warning that the number of stipendiary parish clergy has fallen to crisis levels and that more priests are now leaving ministry by resignation than by retirement. -

Global Methodist Church adopts Articles of Faith, elects first full-time bishops at Johannesburg conference
The Global Methodist Church adopted a set of Articles of Faith and elected eight bishops to its first regular Assembly of Bishops during a General Conference that closed Saturday (Sept. 5) at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, the denomination said. -

Kenya registers about 60 churches every month as Attorney General questions leadership structures
Kenya is registering nearly 60 churches every month, Attorney General Dorcas Oduor has said, as she raised concerns over increasingly bitter disputes within some religious organizations, including leadership contests that she said can become violent. -

Rev. Dr. Michael Youssef on hope, reconciliation, and the role of Christians in Jordan
Prominent Christian leader Rev. Dr. Michael Youssef will visit Jordan to take part in a public ministry event Sept. 4 at the Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary (JETS) in Amman. The event is sponsored by retired Maj. Gen. Imad Maayah, a former member of the Jordanian parliament and president of the Jordan Evangelical Council. -

Gafcon-led Global Anglican Communion to establish headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria
Gafcon, the body governing the Anglican grouping that broke with Canterbury last year has decided to establish its headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, according to a communique released Aug. 29 by the Most Rev. Laurent Mbanda, chairman of the Global Anglican Council. -

European evangelicals prepare for HOPE 2026
Evangelical leaders from across Europe will convene in Golem, Albania, Oct. 5-9, 2026, for HOPE 2026, a continental gathering aimed at addressing complex social, political and spiritual challenges. -

German evangelist Lothar Velten, known for 'Life to the Full' tent missions, dies at 82
Lothar Velten, a German evangelist who spent six decades preaching in Austria and Germany and became one of the best-known figures in the country's tent mission movement, has died at 82. The evangelical news agency IDEA reported that he died during the night into Aug. 31, citing the Deutsche Zeltmission.
Most Read
-
UK Christians unite for nine days of prayer as National Week of Prayer enters third year
-
Michigan church discloses misconduct allegations against founding pastor Seth Kim
-
Christian leaders mark 500 years of Tyndale’s New Testament, affirm unity around Bible
-
Evangelical, Catholic leaders urge US Congress to widen legal immigration paths in joint statement
-
Swiss churches across five traditions issue joint ethical guidelines on artificial intelligence