It’s OK if you want to give part of your tithe to somewhere other than your church, the National Association of Evangelicals said.
It’s OK if you want to give part of your tithe to somewhere other than your church, the National Association of Evangelicals said.
I heard a commentator reporting from Florida make the perceptive statement, “The worst in Mother Nature often brings out the best in human nature.” He was right.
The culture war has a new front: philanthropic giving. That is, charity. And Christians, once again, are in the crosshairs.
A pastor in the west African country of Sierra Leone has found an incredibly rare diamond and made the selfless decision to give it away.
The daughter of Christian singer Amy Grant donated a kidney to her best friend, according to an Instagram post.
A 108-year-old woman will be able to remain in her home after receiving $56,000 in a GoFundMe campaign.
A recent survey has revealed that evangelicals are serious about giving this Christmas season.
Recently, well-known Christian author and blogger Ann Voskamp took to her website to pen a post about a young girl she met named Sham.
A U.K. couple recently put a down payment toward a new house, but when they heard about the plight of refugees in need they decided to allow an immigrant family to live in the house.
