Edmond Chua

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• Jul 7, 2010

  Arts Indispensable to Evangelism and Discipleship, Says Professor

  The use of arts will greatly impact the work of evangelism and discipleship, said an Arlington, Texas, professor. Stan Moore noted that a large majority of students in many of his seminary classes came to faith through music.

• Jun 15, 2010

  God Makes Sense Even Amid Pain, Says Author

  Hundreds of thousands of lives are swept away in a massive tsunami. Six million people are murdered for their race. Is it sensible to believe in God amid such suffering?

• Jun 14, 2010

  Bishop Expects to See Half of Nigerians Evangelized

  Every Sunday, the Anglican Church of Nigeria gathers 20 million people in worship of Jesus Christ. Much of the growth of the church occurred during the last two decades.

• Jun 3, 2010

  Most Christians Cannot Explain their Faith, Says Apologist

  The faith of most Christians, even that of many pastors, will not stand up to intellectual scrutiny, according to renowned apologist Josh McDowell.

• May 13, 2010

  Malaysia Christian Leader: We're Not Fighting for 'Allah'

  Contrary to many reports, Christians in Malaysia are not fighting for the use of the word "Allah." The word has been as much a part of the languages of indigenous Christians as it has been for Muslims.

• Mar 26, 2009

  Billionaire: Remember Purpose of Life Amid Recession

  The president of a well-known Indonesian conglomerate shared his strategy for coping with the global financial meltdown. "I think as Christians, we should know what the purpose of life is," he said.

• Oct 28, 2008

  N. Korean Leader's Reported Health Woes Unlikely to Affect Anti-Christian Policies

  Ministry staff working with North Korean Christians do not expect a change in government policies and practices that persecute believers amid ongoing speculation about the health of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il and rumors of an internal power struggle.

• Oct 28, 2008

  TWR Taps Navigators Leader to Become New Head

  International Christian broadcaster Trans World Radio has concluded a six-month search for a new president with the ministry board's unanimous selection of a senior management staff member from the para-church ministry Navigators.