All are welcome to services of Holy Eucharist Sunday at 8 and 10:30 a.m. on the First Sunday of Advent. Holy Conversations continue most Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in Parish Hall. Sunday school for children ...

Join Associated Black Charities for a national virtual revival uniting faith leaders, activists, and community members in a call for justice and equity.

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Join The Dallas Project for an unforgettable revival experience featuring Dr. Carlton P. Byrd, award-winning preacher and ...

Hager Hill Freewill Baptist Church Pastor the Rev. Ronnie Spriggs delivers a sermon on the football field at Johnson Central High School Nov. 6, 2025, in Paintsville. Photo courtesy of Tim Case What ...

Here is the "secret" to tangible movements of God: Unity among Christians. That's it. God's presence will be powerfully manifest when diverse groups of believers pray, worship and gather together for ...

Retired Anglican bishop Michael Marshall has become the latest Christian leader to say that there are signs of revival in the country, adding that the Church must seize the opportunity to bring more ...

Calvary Chapel Chino Hills Pastor Jack Hibbs of California told "Fox and Friends First" this week that Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, helped many young Americans find their purpose — ...

Attendance at many Wyoming churches surged and services grew more poignant after Charlie Kirk’s death. Leaders cite Kirk's outspoken faith and a wave of spiritual searching, fueled by national grief ...

A major Christian revival event in Portland, Oregon this month drew one of the city's largest faith-based gatherings in decades. The PDX Crusade, hosted by Athey Creek Church in partnership with other ...

For nearly a century, evangelists have come to Portland to spread their faith in a city known for its lack of religion. The leader of a West Linn megachurch is the latest, with the PDX Crusade event ...

What if the key to understanding American democracy lies not in marble hallways but in a dusty Los Angeles horse stable, where a one-eyed Black preacher gathered people to pray? In the spring of 1906, ...