Old Lost Scottish Snippet Finally Translated to Music After Close Examination, Linked It to a Christian Chant. Experts have ...

Music has the power to transport us to other times and places, whether it's the neighborhood we grew up in or a moment long ...

A celebration of the life and work of hymnwriter, Bishop Timothy Dudley-Smith, with new recordings of his hymns and reflections from friends and family. Led by Pam Rhodes. Show more In August 2024 ...

"Christians face oppression in more countries than any other faith group, with significant challenges in regions like the Middle East, Africa and Asia." A report titled "The Global Persecution ...

Syria's de facto leader Ahmed al-Sharaa met with senior Christian clerics on Tuesday, amid calls on the Islamist chief to guarantee minority rights after seizing power earlier this month.

As tributes to Carter pour in from around the globe, certain themes have emerged: his Christian faith, his childhood friendships with African Americans that shaped his views on race, and the ...

The Baptist Georgia governor won a majority of evangelical Christian voters in the 1976 presidential election. Next time around, those voters had changed sides—for the long haul. Jimmy Carter ...

Still, it didn't deter Carter from pursuing his progressive Christian ideals after he left the White House through teaching, funding initiatives abroad for health care and conflict resolution ...

Nonetheless, perhaps more than any other president in American history, a clear and consistent profession of Christian faith, both in word and deed, characterized Carter throughout his life.

Christmas hymns are often based on biblical stories and themes, and they often express the joy, peace, and hope that Christians associate with the birth of Jesus Christ. While they're often sung in ...

This year for Lent we are going to focus on various aspects of Christ’s work for our sake. Each week of the service and also the companion devotion will take on one aspect and teach the hearers about ...

The words of this hymn, sung at Vespers on the first day of Great Lent, challenge us to take a deeper look ... we may be accounted worthy of His victory and the new life that He so graciously offers ...