Everyone bustled around the neighborhood. Horns blared trying to push traffic along. Mothers pulled their children to school along the sidewalk. Old men sat in
Originally known as Armistice Day, Veterans Day was first celebrated Nov. 11, 1919, on the first anniversary of the end of World War I. It
More than 3,000 unreached people groups don’t have a single verse of Scripture in their language, said Paul Wynn of OneMessage.tv. And even if they
In May of 1945, three months before the end of fighting in the Pacific in World War II, a short notice with a Philippines dateline
The executive board of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention approved a recommendation from the ABSC operating committee on Thursday, Nov. 10, to name Rex Horne
A statement released Nov. 9 by a group of Christian apologists says three former members of Ravi Zacharias’ inner circle “are not fit to be
Southern Baptist messengers in New England gathered for what was considered to be a historic meeting for multiple reasons. It was the first time the
On fifth Sundays, expect to find the pews and hallways of Freedom Church in Bedford, Texas, empty. Instead, look in the grocery stores and gas stations
Classrooms were empty on Carson-Newman University’s campus in Jefferson City earlier this fall, but it was not a holiday. More than 550 members of the
In the twilight of his 99 years, Billy Graham met with Duke Divinity School historian Grant Wacker, who was writing a biography of the famous evangelist.
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