Daniel Gilliland is a Content Manager for TAB Media, specializing in Christian and theological topics. With a passion for sharing stories of faith, Daniel covers a range of subjects including religious events, personal testimonies, and discussions on Christian values and beliefs. Through his writing, he aims to inspire and engage readers in conversations about spirituality and the Christian faith.
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Three Christians facing blasphemy charges in Pakistan have recently been granted bail.
A Somali man has been attacked by relatives three times since early May for being a Christian and leading Bible studies and prayer groups.
By: Daniel Gilliland
This year’s Week of Prayer for International Missions, set for Dec. 1–8, kicks off the season of the LMCO, which this year has a national goal of $205 million and a goal of $12 million for Alabama.
Paul’s example of communicating gratitude, encouragement, prayers, and God’s work is a model that the International Mission Board and its missionaries can emulate, writes IMB missionaries Jeff and Rose Waligora.
Six extremists killed the organizer of an evangelistic event in Uganda, during which 18 Muslims put faith in Jesus Christ.
Organizers of Alabamians One Call, a solemn assembly prayer gathering to be held in Clanton on Dec. 14, hope the event will be a time of repentance and the beginning of spiritual renewal...
Police in China disrupted a baptism service, detained all attendees and, ultimately, jailed a pastor.
Ted Vafeas is serving as interim director of missions for Franklin County Baptist Association.
"Wherever I am," Pauline Hall of Aliceville said, "that's my missions field." She volunteers with a prison ministry for women, has been her church's pianist for 37 years and was the church's administrative assistant for 23 years.
A teenage Christian girl who was kidnapped, raped and forced to convert to Islam and marry her captor has been returned to her parents.
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