In 2017, US Soccer announced that the team would wear special jerseys with rainbow numbers in support of LGBTQ Pride month. As a Christian, Jaelene Hinkle gave herself three days to pray and decide if she, too, would wear the jersey as the team traveled through Europe.
The United States Women’s National Soccer Team won its record fourth World Cup yesterday. USA Today calls their title “one for the ages” and the women “a team for the ages.” The women’s triumph was welcome news after a frightening few days.
Two soccer players from opposing teams playing in the 2018 World Cup in Russia joined on the field on Monday after a game to pray together.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup started today with a match between Saudi Arabia and the host nation Russia at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow.
Google has released its top ten search topics for the year. On the global list for 2014 are—no surprise—the Sochi Olympics and the World Cup.
Only two World Cup matches remain, and Brazilian Evangelicals plan to use those games to share the gospel with soccer fans.
With the success of the U. S. soccer team, more Americans than ever before have watched the World Cup. And one player’s faith is making headlines. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.
As we celebrate the Fourth, we are awash in news reports of Americans experiencing a newfound interest in soccer; the U.S. national team has generated patriotic fervor.
Star goalkeeper is not just an world-renown soccer player; he is also a faithful Christian.
United States soccer player Clint Dempsey has represented his country well in the World Cup so far, but he gives all of the credit to Christ.
