As Southern Baptist Disaster Relief nears 500,000 meals prepared in the wake of Hurricane Ian, volunteers have completed approximately 730 recovery jobs for homeowners. Eleven
Goat farming might not spring to mind when you think of the role of missionaries, but Herald and Sarah Singer found a valuable way to
For Dewey and Kathie Aiken, their missions field is simply wherever God leads them and opens doors for ministry. The North Carolina couple has been
The 2022 Mississippi Baptist Conference of the Deaf recently held its annual meeting at Garaywa Camp and Conference Center in Clinton. The theme for the
In a section of the northeastern U.S. that was once the cradle of American independence and the Great Awakening, religion is no longer part of
While finding a church that still has an old-fashioned revival meeting may be challenging, such an event was a much anticipated and successful experience for
EDITOR’S NOTE — Across the nation, children and teens are plagued by a host of escalating tragedies. In this series, we look at several issues
In recent months, conversations about pastoral burnout have moved from lunch counters where pastors talk over a meal to the front pages of national news
Hurricane Ian, roaring through western Cuba Sept. 28, left a trail of destruction for a people who have long known hardship and scarcity, a people
Individuals aren’t the only ones facing consequences of inflation and other negative economic factors in the U.S., as many pastors say their churches are being
