Religious freedom in Afghanistan has deteriorated since the Taliban seized control two years ago, and Afghan women have suffered most, a report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom stated.
“Southern Baptists have been so good to us,” said Robin Hoffman, a Florida Baptist who is among those helping her community recover from Hurricane Idalia. “They have made it bearable because we know help is on the way. We’re not alone.”
Unity Baptist Church in Ashland, Kentucky, went fishing for men, and the bait was IMPACT Ashland, a mercy-based ministry event providing free resources to their community.
“It’s a Sunday set aside to celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of Hispanic International Mission Board missionaries and Hispanic churches as active partners with the IMB,” the IMB noted.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, residents of south Georgia have been turning to Christ.
There is nothing wrong with public prayers, but perhaps you have experienced the honest and deep moments in the life of a believer through needed times of isolation with the Father.
The pastor of a church in Belarus repeatedly targeted by government entities now faces more actions following a bus accident apparently caused by road conditions.
The opening chapter of the Gospel of Mark describes a Savior who wasted no time beginning His ministry.
“The whole concept is really removing the barrier of cost of premium Christian higher education,” said Darby Renfro, a freshman at Mississippi College.
For Pastor David Van Bebber this summer was all about investing in the lives of young people, then watching as God prepared the harvest
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