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Images from the 1916 Cook County School Festival in Thornton, including one of the Dolton School band, showcase the towns' rural past.

By Emily Mayer The big news in Havre 100 years ago was not that great. At the time, Havre had two banks-Security State Bank and the Montana National

"It's rare to see that kind of righteous conviction portrayed on a movie screen these days."

On his deathbed in 1993, Lonnie Frisbee made a revelation to Pastor Greg Laurie that left Laurie in disbelief. It's something Laurie says he has never told anyone publicly—until now. Frisbee, one of the main characters in the smash hit film "Jesus Revolution," told Laurie that God had shown Frisbee that he was going to

Several leaders of a movement in charismatic churches that often was criticized in the 1970s and 1980s for its authoritarian structure and rigid disciplinary requirements for members have acknowledged that they were guilty of excesses and non-biblical teachings.

A student chapel service at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, that began last week has been going nonstop since.

A revival is taking place on the campus of Asbury University in Kentucky. What began last Wednesday with more than 100 people falling to their knees at the altar has turned into a Holy Spirit outpouring that shows no signs of stopping. 

This month kicks off our commitment to Black History Month, so why not start with the state's first African American legislator.

Lee Grady, the leader of The Mordecai Project, spoke with The Chrisitan Post about his new book, the challenges of discipleship facing the Church today and how churches can improve their small group offerings.

Lee Grady, the leader of The Mordecai Project, spoke with The Chrisitan Post about his new book, the challenges of discipleship facing the Church today and how churches can improve their small group offerings.