Because of the publicity generated by their recent parenting series, “Good-Enough Parenting”, the news channel known as Channel News Asia recently invited John and Karen Louis to be the featured speakers at a nationwide parenting workshop in Singapore at the Suntec City Convention Center. In addition, the news channel interviewed the couple on the show called “Primetime Morning”, which is similar to “Good Morning America” or “The Today Show” in the US.
IcocHotNews, along with 3000 disciples, came to Worcester, Massachusetts, for the New England Conference. The spirit was electric, and the churches are moving ahead. During the conference, the new Storrs, Connecticut, mission team was presented on stage. They have already been reaching out to people in Storrs and the University of Connecticut, and large numbers of people have responded. Video quality is OK, but the news is amazing! Here are some of the details about the first New England planting in over a decade...
Randy Jordan talks about the 15 US Congressmen and women that visited New Orleans. They toured the work sites and commended the 1500 ICOC student volunteers and HOPEworldwide.
Students from the International Church of Christ certainly made an impact helping the poor in New Orleans. Antonio Boyd writes... On July 4th, when the 54 lots were finished and the 1,500 students
boarded the buses to go back to Baton Rouge I thought the Rebuild the
City event was complete. Then on July 17, I got a call from AJ Jones,
Policy Director for Majority Whip Jim Clyburn. He asked if a
Congressional Delegation that included 15 members of Congress and 105
staffers, local political and community leaders could visit the site of
PHP 2:14-15 Do everything without complaining or arguing, so that you may become blameless and pure, children of God without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in which you shine like stars in the universe
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HotNews talks to Roger Lamb about the huge crowds at the SW Christian Conference in Phoenix. We also chat about his new website www.DTspace.net. Then our HotNews crew braves high water in route to El Paso/Las Cruces for the campus explosion there. This video rocks to J. Brian Craig's "Rebuild the City."
Everyone at HotNews is putting up video, video and more video. Well, here's a personal favorite of mine, and it's just four seconds long! Nobody got hurt.
Twelve years ago, Josephine Muinde of Nairobi was baptized. Several years after that, the father of her son died. Economically challenged and being a single parent, Josephine’s first few years in the kingdom were a time of considerable instability. Just two years ago Josephine appeared in the newsletter of HOPE worldwide Kenya (HWWK) in an article called ‘A Mother’s Joy” that highlighted how she had needed support just to get by and to provide for her son. God came through for her in a big way and she got a job with HWWK at an extremely desperate moment in her life.
HotNews talks to Scott Green, Evangelist in Seattle, Washington, USA. The Seattle church is growing, planting, and helping around the world. Great news, leadership changes, and campus victories.
Because of the publicity generated by their recent parenting series, “Good-Enough Parenting”, the news channel known as Channel News Asia recently invited John and Karen Louis to be the featured speakers at a nationwide parenting workshop in Singapore at the Suntec City Convention Center. In addition, the news channel interviewed the couple on the show called “Primetime Morning”, which is similar to “Good Morning America” or “The Today Show” in the US.
Watch the video from the Southwest Conference of Mark Ottenweller's communion message about the grace of God... 
Students from the International Church of Christ certainly made an impact helping the poor in New Orleans. Antonio Boyd writes... On July 4th, when the 54 lots were finished and the 1,500 students
boarded the buses to go back to Baton Rouge I thought the Rebuild the
City event was complete. Then on July 17, I got a call from AJ Jones,
Policy Director for Majority Whip Jim Clyburn. He asked if a
Congressional Delegation that included 15 members of Congress and 105
staffers, local political and community leaders could visit the site of
