He was on his way to being a very well-paid engineer, but Norman T. Spong quit his job and went into the ministry instead — called to be a pioneer pastor.

   May 01, 2025, By Glenn W. Gohr

Within hours of the Southern California fires breaking out, Convoy of Hope was working to respond to the growing disaster.

   Jan 10, 2025, By Dan Van Veen

Canyon Hills Assembly of God Women's Ministry is leading the way in compassion, awareness, and advocacy for victims of human trafficking in California.

   Jan 29, 2025, By Ashley B. Grant

Micro-churches are popping up in unique places around rural Nebraska, and collaborative efforts have birthed the Rural Nebraska Micro-Church Network.

   Feb 05, 2025, By Deann Alford

After discovering their daughter had been born with total hearing loss in both ears, Kim and Cory Caron prayed for a miracle and saw the healing hand of God move in the life of their infant daughter.

   Jan 13, 2025, By Joel Kilpatrick

The EveryONE25 Conference takes place March 20-22 on the Evangel University campus in Springfield, Missouri.

   Jan 13, 2025, By Dan Van Veen

Early Pentecostal missionary Jacob Mueller lost his wife, Isabelle, to typhoid fever just a few months after arriving in India, prompting him to later write an article titled, "Do Missions Cost?"

   Jan 16, 2025, By Darrin J. Rodgers

U.S. missionaries Kim and Laurel Harvey's idea to help rural ministers earn chaplain credentials has opened new doors for effective ministry.

   Jan 15, 2025, By Cassidy Tourville

Lily Endowment Inc. has awarded Evangel University and several ministry partners a $7.5 million grant focused on developing and providing rural ministers and congregations with needed resources.

   Jan 24, 2025, By Erin Hedlun

Though ministry doors continued to close, Cherokee Parker persevered in her ministry calling. She is now seeing that call unfolding in the Lord's perfect timing.

   Jun 16, 2025, By Ashley B. Grant