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Church's Generosity Extends Beyond Money
Faith Assembly of God gave financially to assist victims of flooding in eastern Kentucky, but perhaps more importantly, they compassionately gave of their time and talents.
Church and Community Shine Light on Christ, Christmas
Pastor John McHaffie and his congregation at Sikeston First Assembly of God have experienced overwhelming community support for their "Light Up Sikeston with the Hope of Jesus" Christmas lights tour.
Prophecy Fulfilled After 44 Years
A prophecy spoken by a mother spoken over her teenage children more than four decades ago recently was fulfilled.
Abuse, a Scripture, and a Horse Named Hope
God took something intended for evil — the sexual abuse of a child — and has flipped the script to impact the lives of hundreds of abused children for His glory through the ministry of Lonesome Dove Ranch.
Three Dozen Kids Transform Lives of Strangers
The relatively small Element youth group is working on seeing its third water well drilled for villages whose people don't have access to clean water and need to hear the gospel.
Unusual Church, Unusual People -- It Works Unusually Well
Little Tutka Bay Bible Fellowship is a church accessible only by boat, frequently has many more visitors than members, and has a fairly high turnover rate, but God makes it work.
Hurricane Ian Response: Community First
Despite suffering losses due to Hurricane Ian, the congregation of Skyline Church in Cape Coral, Florida, is looking to the needs of their community first.
Church Connects with Convoy to Continue Impacting Community
Harvest Church partnered with Convoy of Hope to supply more than 23,000 bottles of water to two rural communities that lost their access to drinkable water.
Playing God Leads to Trouble
AG professor and science fiction fan, Jason Karpf, reveals how science fiction can be used to reach a segment of society for Christ.
Convoy, Churches Making Impact on Hurricane Survivors
Convoy of Hope and local churches are making a difference in the lives of Hurricane Ian survivors.
