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JI Packer, author of ‘Knowing God,’ dies at 93
One of the world’s most renowned evangelical theologians, J.I. Packer, author of the bestselling book, "Knowing God," died Friday at the age of 93.
‘I believe prayer works,’ Rush Limbaugh says in cancer treatment update
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who was diagnosed with advanced-stage lung cancer earlier this year, shared an update about his treatment, saying he’s been going through ups and downs but “I believe prayer works.”
40% of churchgoers fear leaders who leave the faith could lead others astray: poll
As some high-profile Christian pastors and musicians have abandoned their faith in recent years, a large percentage of churchgoers say they’re concerned about those leaders’ eternal destinies and fear they may lead others astray, a new LifeWay Research poll finds.
Gunmen kill at least 5 at South African megachurch, create ‘hostage situation’
At least four people were shot and burnt to death while another was fatally shot at a Pentecostal megachurch that has more than a million members after gunmen stormed its headquarters near Johannesburg and allegedly held about 200 congregants, including women and children, at ransom for hours.
Pastor Miles McPherson speaks on the ‘third option’ to fight racism
Pastor Miles McPherson of California’s Rock Church on Saturday spoke at the National Weekend of Action for Faith & Prejudice, a movement to demonstrate faith in God through confronting and dismantling racism, where he talked about the “third option,” based on his book.
International evangelist Morris Cerullo dies at 88
International Pentecostal evangelist Morris Cerullo died at the age of 88 on Saturday, the day after his family said he was being treated for pneumonia at a hospital in California.
Millions of children forced into labor as COVID-19 creates global hunger crisis: World Vision
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused at least 110 million children to go hungry and pushed 8 million others into child labor and begging, according to assessments in 24 countries across Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia by evangelical Christian humanitarian aid organization World Vision.
Televangelists receive millions in PPP loans, Catholic Church got $1.4 billion
More than 10,000 religious organizations, including a few televangelists, have received over $3 billion under the federal Paycheck Protection Program, a large chunk of which went to groups affiliated with the Catholic Church, according to a partial list of recipients released this week.
Secular group critical of churches taking PPP loans admits to also taking under $500K
The Freedom from Religion Foundation, which has been critical of churches being among the recipients of forgivable loans under the federal Paycheck Protection Program, admitted that it, too, took a loan “of less than half a million dollars” after a partial list of borrowers was released this week.
‘It’s a slap in the face,’ pastor says after seeing desecration of escaped slave statue
After a 170-year old New Albany church in Indiana saw its statue honoring a woman who escaped slavery after the Civil War defaced with “BLM” graffiti, its pastor spoke out, calling the vandalism “a slap in the face to everybody.”