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Kenneth C. Walker
Kenneth C. Walker is a freelance writer, co-author, and book editor from Huntington, West Virginia. He has more than 4,500 article bylines and has written, edited, or contributed to more than 90 books.
Fifty-Year-Old Testimony Still Unfolding
After experiencing a miraculous healing 50 years ago, Tammy McCann continues to inspire and minister to others.
Legacy Transition Group Assisting Churches Through Critical Seasons of Change
Legacy Transition Group is helping churches understand the value of transition pastors, bridging the gap after a leader's departure.
Season of Abundance for Chi Alpha in Utah
U.S. missionaries with Chi Alpha Campus Ministries in Utah are reaping a harvest in Christianity-deficient area.
Iowa Church Serves Many as Community Outreaches See Unexpected Rates of Growth
A small-town Iowa church has experienced increased conversions, water baptisms, and Spirit baptisms following a renewed focus on community outreaches.
Valor Mentoring: A Closer Look
Valor Mentoring, experiencing tremendous growth in recent years, shares an inside look at some of the ministry's miraculous testimonies.
Fishing for Souls: Wyoming Church Takes Ministry to the River
A Wyoming pastor conducts discipleship and counseling while fishing, reaching many who are hesitant to step inside a church building.
Valor Mentoring Continues to Grow
Male mentors are changing society one youngster at a time.
Ohio Church Annually Leading Community in National Day of Prayer Event
Rockside Church is engaging its community through its annual city-wide National Day of Prayer and other events, ministering to people from all walks of life.
Fostering an Atmosphere of Love: AG Pastor and Wife Adopt Five Kids
While becoming parents to an infant may seem intimidating to those in their 50s, Mark and Tammy Cronauer hit the reset button and said yes.
AG Church Houses Two Additional Churches, Creating Multi-Ethnic and Multilingual Congregation
Opening its doors to two additional congregations, comprised primarily of refugees, Omaha Christian Center is living out its missions focus from inside the walls of its own building.
