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Billy Graham Association Expands Global Gospel Mission
Faith Facts
- The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will hold several worldwide festivals and celebrations in 2026 to spread the Gospel.
- Franklin Graham and Will Graham are leading events from Cambodia and Argentina to Spain and the U.S., including critical local church partnerships.
- A focus on discipleship ensures that every new believer is connected with Bible-teaching churches for ongoing spiritual growth.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will bring the message of Jesus Christ to nations and cities across the globe in 2026, uniting believers and reaching the lost. Led by Franklin and Will Graham, these outreaches emphasize hope, forgiveness, and the transforming power of the Gospel.
“In 2026, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is proclaiming the Gospel at home and abroad, sharing the hope and joy that come only from a relationship with Jesus Christ,” wrote Madysen Scarborough, an editor for the ministry.
Through close partnerships with hundreds of local churches in places like Cambodia, Peru, and England, these evangelistic efforts aim for lasting impact by fostering discipleship and strengthening faith communities. Major cities and remote towns alike will receive opportunities to hear the Good News.
Will Graham will also minister in Mississippi, Japan, and South Korea, building on the Graham family’s faithful legacy of evangelism. Hispanic Ministries will equip Spanish-speaking believers in the U.S. through Unidos Conferences, emphasizing outreach and service grounded in Christ’s love.
As the global community gathers in prayer, the ministry seeks to honor God by proclaiming the redemption and peace found in a relationship with Jesus, advancing faith, family, and freedom for all generations.
Faith Facts
- A Protestant pastor, José Otoniel Ortega, was shot and killed in Fundación, Colombia, on New Year’s Eve while with his family.
- National Evangelical networks and the Colombian Council of Evangelical Churches condemned the killing, calling for justice and protection of religious freedom.
- Recent changes to Colombia’s national security protocols have raised concerns about the safety of faith leaders amid ongoing attacks by criminal groups.
The tragic loss of Pastor Ortega highlights the risks Christian leaders face for standing boldly in faith. His dedication to service reflected a deep commitment to the church and community.
Leaders across Colombia have called for prayers, justice, and renewed protection for Christians living amidst escalating persecution. Their response affirms the importance of upholding religious liberty and the sanctity of life, as guided by biblical truth.
“The nature of the attack on Mr. Otoniel Ortega, whilst he was celebrating New Year’s Eve with his family, makes it clear that this was a premeditated, targeted assassination.”
Pastors and advocates appeal for global awareness and action to safeguard believers and ensure the gospel can be proclaimed freely and fearlessly.
Bold faith in difficult times remains a shining example for all who treasure Christian values. Let us lift persecuted Christians in prayer, stand together for justice, and champion true freedom for the church.
Faith Facts
- Allendale Church of Christ in Michigan found a home for worship inside a local funeral home, providing stability for its congregation.
- The Somerset Church of Christ in Pennsylvania moved from a century-old, deteriorating building to a newer facility offered by another congregation within the Restoration Movement.
- Columbia Academy in Tennessee was honored as School of the Year by the National Christian School Association, recognized for its devotion to cultivating Christlike character.
Across the nation, Churches of Christ are demonstrating resilience and creativity.
They are seeking places to gather for worship and ministry.
These faithful communities reflect the enduring importance of Christian fellowship and stewardship.
They are committed to nurturing the next generation of believers.
“What shines brightest at Columbia Academy is not simply their academic achievement or impressive growth, but their unwavering commitment to forming students who reflect the heart of Jesus.”
NCSA President Andrew Baker said.
Join us as we pray for continued growth, unity, and impact among these congregations, asking God to guide their efforts and strengthen His people in every community.
Faith Facts
- Pottery fragments found near a boat-shaped site in eastern Türkiye have prompted renewed interest in Noah’s Ark.
- Professor Faruk Kaya emphasized the findings do not yet prove a biblical link and require further scientific study.
- The site’s proximity to Mount Ararat fuels speculation, but no definitive archaeological evidence has been confirmed.
Recent media reports have highlighted fresh pottery discoveries near a geological formation believed by some to be connected to Noah’s Ark.
Renowned geographer Professor Faruk Kaya urged caution, stating that while these ceramic pieces reflect ancient human presence, no conclusive proof ties the site to the biblical Ark.
“In the studies carried out so far, no satisfactory information or evidence has been reached.”
The formation near Telçeker village continues to draw global attention, particularly from scholars and believers grounded in the biblical Genesis account.
As research advances, Christians are encouraged to seek truth and rely on discernment, remembering the importance of faith, historical legacy, and God’s Word as foundational guides.
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