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Peter K. Johnson
Peter K. Johnson is a freelance writer living in Saranac Lake, New York. More than 500 of his articles and short stories have appeared in Christian and mainstream magazines and newspapers, including the Pentecostal Evangel,Charisma, the Saturday Evening Post, Guideposts, and Decision. He also serves as a consultant and contributing editor to a scientific journal.
Young Pastor of Rural Church Expands Facilities Following Intentional Outreach and Divine Growth
A small town church continues to see growth thanks to new community outreach programs.
Reaching the Nations, No Passports Needed
AG U.S. missionary serves ethnic church planters and pastors in one of the country’s most culturally diverse cities.
A Novel Call to Missions Invites Risks and Miracles
Despite the many dangers they have faced, missionaries Mike and Ilona Hadinger have seen God's grace and experienced His protection through them all.
Reviving Parched Spiritual Ground in the West
A once-struggling Nebraska church has experienced spiritual renewal along with numerous miracles.
Small Gestures of Compassion Deliver Surprising Results for Children in Foster Care
Feeling led to meet the tangible needs of children in foster care, one young girl launched a ministry initiative to provide for those needs and has made an impact across multiple states.
Ohio Ministry Network Supports Church Plants in Overlooked Communities
One of 75 church plants in the Ohio Ministry Network since 2018, Light City Church is an example that God can use small churches to do big things in their communities.
Helping People of The Gambia See Jesus Clearly
In an effort to find creative avenues for evangelism, AGWM missionaries in The Gambia are giving nationals the gift of sight.
Holy Spirit Fills and Empowers Hundreds of New Jersey Youth
The New Jersey Ministry Network's youth summer camp experienced a move of the Holy Spirit that leaders feel will impact generations to come.
National Black Fellowship Issues Mandate for Life
With almost half of all abortions in the United States ending the life of Black babies, the National Black Fellowship has declared a mandate to save its most vulnerable.
Arkansas Church Sees Lowered Debt with Increased Missions Giving
Getting out of debt seemed nearly impossible for one Arkansas church until they began increasing their missions giving.
