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China Christian Daily •

Lausanne 4: Femi Adeleye Calls for Repentance, Return to Holy Spirit - China Christian Daily

The first full day of the fourth Lausanne Congress in Incheon, South Korea, started with a session called The Coming of the Promised Spirit – No Mission Without Power. The message was delivered by Rev. Dr. Femi Adeleye, vice chair for the Lausanne Movement. From Ghana and Nigeria, Adeleye is the Africa director for Langham Preaching, the director of the Institute for Christian Impact (ICI), and an author and teacher, among other titles.
Over 200 countries and territories were represented, with...
Arkansas Money & Politics •

UA Little Rock's Glazier Publishes Book on Role of Faith in Communities (VIDEO)

Situated firmly within the Bible Belt, Little Rock has many places for believers to assemble. While Christianity is the most common religion in the area, there are also synagogues, mosques, Buddhist and Hindu temples and more. With so many people of faith in the city, one professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock recently compiled more than 12 years of research into a book on how these places of worship help the community grow stronger and its members lead more enriched lives throug...
China Christian Daily •

Trachsel Brings ‘Loud Noise’ to Everyone Asia 2024: Asia Shall Be Saved

Asia Shall Be Saved. That’s the battle cry of Jean-Luc Trachsel, a Swiss-based evangelist who leads the Europe Shall Be Saved movement, when he recently spoke at the Everyone Asia 2024 conference held by Empowered 21 in Indonesia earlier this month. The conference took place at the Sentul International Convention Center in Sentul City from July 3 to 5.
Last year, Trachsel co-launched the Everyone Initiative in Amsterdam with the stated goal of ensuring every person on the planet is reached by t...
AY Magazine •

Boys Don’t Cry: Mental Health Communities Offer More Understanding and Compassion for Men Who Are Struggling with Issues

In American culture, there are many idioms by which men are defined and conditioned, most of them extolling the virtues of the rugged individualist, the steely he-man who feels no pain and suffers no weaknesses. U.S. culture is packed with examples of this ideotype in action, from cowboys to crime fighters to superheroes in TV and film, not to mention the tough-guy attributes that come
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette •

Arkansas ministry builds schools in rural Haiti

HOT SPRINGS -- While gangs have plunged Port-au-Prince into chaos in recent weeks, one ministry with Arkansas roots is helping to build up and keep stable more rural areas of Haiti through education.

"At this point, the gangs are not interested in these little mountain villages," Susan Turbeville, executive director of the Haiti Education Foundation, said. "I mean, there's no violence in the mountains."

But she warns of a "trickle-down effect" as the parents of students in these villages are n
The Diplomat •

Helping South Korean Adoptees Return to Their Birth Country

The Global Overseas Adoptees’ Link has been vital in pushing for a special visa status and other services to help Koreans adopted abroad reconnect with South Korea.

South Korea at one time topped all other countries in the region in one export to its allies in the West – children.

Since 1953, over 200,000 Korean children have left the shores of the small peninsular country to be adopted by families in the United States, Europe, and other allied nations. More than half of all Korean adoptees ha
South China Morning Post •

How China became the dominant force in world chess – with help from Asia

Ding makes a final move with his bishop, and – checkmate – Nepomniachtchi wastes no time extending his hand to give Ding a congratulatory shake.

Black pawn to A2 is Nepomniachtchi’s answer as he sits up straight and takes a breath. He looks to the side, stretches out his arm and scatters the neatly lined up pieces he has taken over the course of the match. A black knight rolls and falls to the floor. He knows he is beaten.

As the fourth and final 10-minute tiebreaker begins, most of those watc

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My main focus has been on covering religion and politics, especially as it concerns China and the Middle East.

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