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Ten years after Keith and Kristyn Getty launched what was intended to be a one-time event celebrating a book about congregational singing, the Sing! Conference has grown into an international gathering of pastors, theologians, musicians and believers focused on strengthening the singing life of the Church
Biblical masculinity is having a moment.And if you squint, it looks suspiciously like every other moment it’s had since the Garden of Eden
Bend-based author and rabbi Yossi Feintuch will present his new book, “Taming the Beast: Human-Animal Encounters in the Bible,” at Paulina Springs Books on Thursday, August 20 at 6:30 p.m
As Mexico’s religious landscape continues to evolve, a Christian organization is celebrating six decades of ministry with a mission to make the Bible accessible to everyone — in their own language and in formats they can use
Dinesh D’Souza explores how archaeological discoveries in Israel and beyond connect to people, places and events described in the Bible. His new book is “The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days.”
The Rock Church of Centralia hosts two services on Sunday mornings at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. This Sunday Pastor Steve Upchurch will be preaching a message titled “Can We Trust the Bible?” “We live in a world that likes to pick and choose what parts of the Bible are true, and discard the rest as…
Some 65 people took part in the event, including housewives, students, and various professionals. “We taught how to share the Bible, gave people a free Bible, and encouraged them not just keep it at home, but to study it every day and encourage other family members to read it,” said Bishop James Romen Boiragi
