News & Stories

A New Thing

March 18, 2013

Urban ministry is definitely about the long haul. Breaking the cycles of addiction, poverty, and violence takes time.

To Seek and to Save

Oftentimes we go to difficult places in remote villages among the Khmer people in Cambodia.

Hope In Ohio

“You know that Bible you got for me? I read it already. Do you have another one?” He thought maybe there was a sequel.

Risky Business

Alliance church planters Todd and Jennifer Grant are working to eliminate the culture of fear as they shine Jesus’ light into the Los Angeles suburb of Watts.

Hurricane Isaac Damages Alliance Church

September 7, 2012

An Alliance church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, faces massive repairs in the wake of Hurricane Isaac, while other Gulf Coast Alliance churches escape the brunt of the storm.

Cambodia Church Planters Brave New Territory

July 17, 2012

Using their own offering money, a group of Christians in Cambodia traveled almost 100 km. to share the gospel with an unreached people to share with them the life-changing news about Jesus. There were no churches or Christians in this area, where it said that evil spirits have many strongholds..

It Takes an Alliance to Build a Church

May 30, 2012

After years of meeting under a rickety shelter without walls, members of a church plant in Burkina Faso recently dedicated their new worship center. Characters in this I Corinthians 12 story, include a local landowner, a Burkina youth group, and an Alliance church in Pennsylvania.

Keep the Candle Burning

May 2, 2012

Church partnerships are vital for creative-access workers By Joseph F. Jalkiewicz It was a wet, rainy morning in September 2011 when Jim Entwistle, Missions and Service pastor at Fellowship Alliance Chapel (FAC) in Medford, New Jersey, and his team boarded a jet at JFK International in New York City. One layover and 14 hours later, [...]

Dogon Bible Translation Dedication Draws 5,000

February 16, 2012

Alliance missionaries brought the good news to the Dogon, a tribal people in Mali bound by ancestor and spirit worship, in 1931. Today, there are an estimated 15,000 Dogon believers, celebrating the culmination of decades of work—the translation of the Bible into their heart language.

Helping the Hurting in Tsunami-Ravaged Japan

December 27, 2011

A house has been purchased for ministry in one of the hardest-hit areas by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Thousands died; some people, even after hearing the tsunami sirens, went home to retrieve personal belongings, only to be washed out to sea. Many in the region are traumatized, yearning for hope and peace.