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Transgenderism, culture, and the ChurchUSA (MNN) -- A recently released list by the U.S. Department of Education details Christian schools who’re seeking exemptions because of their views on transgenderism. Yet, this public shaming of Christians is creating an interesting dynamic for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. InterVarsity’s Greg Jao, “InterVarsity has increasingly found that University’s are de-recognizing Intervarsity chapters because we... Read more |
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Ecuador seeks loan from IMFEcuador (MNN) -- Ecuador recently announced a loan request from the International Monetary Fund to help rebuilding efforts after the April earthquake. But, Ecuador doesn’t have to repair its country alone. Workers from Operation Mobilization have been in the country helping provide aid and counseling. And, they’re inviting you to come along. Please pray for... Read more |
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Reaching 2 Million Moms with Hope for Children in GuatemalaGuatemala (MNN) -- This week, Food for the Hungry is visiting one of their newest communities in Guatemala. By their side is one of their largest groups of supporters: moms. CityMoms Blog Network, a network of local parenting sites reaching more than 2 million readers, has joined forces with Food for the Hungry to invite those... Read more |
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Deaf rebel against 135-year-old education standardsUSA (MNN) -- DOOR International shares the Gospel with deaf communities throughout the world. President and CEO Rob Myers says they do that in each community’s heart language. Use of sign sometimes becomes contentious – as it did recently when a deaf man appearing on Dancing with the Stars chose sign in order to relate... Read more |
