Joyce Dimaculangan
Joyce has more than 15 years experience writing news, industry articles and blogs for the private and public sectors. Most of her career was spent writing technical documentation for a software company in the Philippines.
She earned a B.A. in Communication Arts with a concentration in writing from the University of the Philippines, Los Baños. During her leisure time, Joyce pursues her interest in reading fiction and playing with her dogs. She can be contacted at Joyce@1cvm.com.
China to Rewrite the Bible
China plans to rewrite the Bible to incorporate the socialist values of the communist country.
Israel Grants Gaza Christians Entry to Christmas Sites
The Israel government reversed its previous decision and allowed Christians from Gaza Strip to visit Christmas sites during the holidays.
Christmas Celebrations Banned in West Sumatra
Christians in the province of West Sumatra in Indonesia are banned from holding Christmas services in private homes.
Youths in Papua New Guinea Urged to Continue Christian Traditions
A ritual in Papua New Guinea for girls coming-of-age became a platform for a parent to urge young people to uphold cultural and Christian practices.
Christians Denounce a Video Game as ‘Blasphemous’
Christians used social media to criticize the trailer of a new video game, I Am Jesus Christ.
Rare King James Bible to be Displayed in Saudi Arabia
A rare first edition of the King James Bible is set to be displayed in an exhibit at the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Army Bans Company from Selling Dog Tags with Bible Verses
The Army Trademark Licensing Program has banned a Christian company from putting Biblical verses in replica dog tags.
Israel Prepares for Thousands of Christian Tourists This Christmas
Israel is preparing to receive an estimated 165,000 Christians during the Christmas holiday season.
YouVersion Reveals 2019’s Most Popular Bible Verse
A Bible app announced this year's most popular Bible verse is about trusting God.
UK Christian Group Slams Offensive Christmas Cards
A Christian group in the UK criticized a new range of Christmas cards as "deeply offensive."
