When Speed the Light first began in 1945, few thought it would succeed or be sustained, but more than 70 years and nearly $300 million later, the youth missions fund lives on!

   Oct 13, 2016, By Ruthie Edgerly Oberg

Church finds grace to the downtrodden is a means of building the body of Christ.

   Oct 04, 2016, By Rachel Dawn Hayes

First Assembly of God in Carneys Point, New Jersey, is making sure fresh fruits and vegetables are on the tables of those in need through its Bushels of Blessings Ministry.

   Jun 14, 2016, By Bruce Berry

A Chi Alpha pastor uses a milestone birthday as a means to raise funds to fight sex trafficking.

   Jun 10, 2016, By Robert E. Mims

Atlanta Dream Center programs challenge stereotypes on homelessness and encourage positive relationships with police.

   Sep 30, 2016, By Ian Richardson

Camp Cullasaja was an old district campgrounds that was literally falling apart, but Mike and Betty Barres knew God was not done using it yet -- not even close!

   Sep 07, 2016, By Dan Van Veen

Thousands of Royal Rangers and leaders gathered in Eagle Rock, Missouri, for the quadrennial Camporama.

   Aug 10, 2016, By Dan Van Veen

Lil’ Bit and Mr. Bandit bring cheer to medical center patients and disabled campers.

   Aug 12, 2016, By John W. Kennedy

There's a pervasive belief that Jews despised Samaritans so much that they avoided traveling through Samaria during the time of Jesus — but is this belief true?

   Feb 03, 2016, By Wave Nunnally

Evangelical leaders reflect on how to effectively tell others about Jesus in an increasingly secular culture.

   Feb 10, 2016, By AG News