“Not everyone is called to adopt or foster, and that’s okay. But we can all lighten the load in some way,” says Meredith Weber, an adoption and foster care coordinator.
A 25-year-old legal dispute has finally been settled in favor of Sunrise Children’s Services.
“Start to Finish” provided pastor Tony Evans the chance to reflect on and tell his own story along with dozens of the people who know him best.
Nancy Ellard’s boundless energy fuels her busy life, from a paralegal and chef to a disaster relief volunteer, sharing love, hope and faith wherever she goes.
“One thing that people don’t fully understand is the demand on a pastor’s time, resources and energy,” Jeff Yant, executive director of Lake Yale.
Korean Baptist leaders visit International Mission Board to strengthen partnership, discuss cooperative efforts and learn from each other.
According to a Lifeway Research study, 52% of American Protestant churchgoers say their church teaches God will bless them if they give more money to their church and charities, with 24% strongly agreeing.
Debbie Childers says she had “sort of always done comedy,” but she first realized she could combine her desire to teach the Bible with her love of humor during a Woman’s Missionary Union event.
David S. Dockery was officially installed as the 10th president of SWBTS on Aug. 22.
“They knew he would get bail on merit, which is why they deliberately kept him from appearing before the judge,” attorney says.
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