The positive and negative imprints of social media on the world are well known by now. Oregon student Ethan Johnson has experienced both extremes. For
When it comes to international language ministry, Michael Barrett doesn’t have to travel very far to reach his missions field. A longtime pastor and missions
Foster parents Casey and Amber Norkett are constantly asked the question: Why? Already blessed with four biological children, ages 5–13, the couple decided to open
A children’s soccer program at Royal Palms Baptist Church in Phoenix is all about making connections. “We’ve been trying to figure out how to reach
A Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief team responded to a last minute call to Romania, and was rewarded by seeing many gospel seeds planted among Ukrainian
When the FUGE Camps team at Lifeway Christian Resources heard about the tornado that devastated Bremen, Kentucky, they jumped in to help Wade Wilkins take
Being wheelchair-bound could not stop 68-year-old Jack Butler from publicly declaring his faith in Jesus through baptism. Six men, three on each side, carried Butler
After Ana L. Uribe got married, the couple’s path took them all over the place — from Houston, Texas, to Las Cruces, New Mexico, to Germany
David George, president of the WMU Foundation, plans to retire June 30, 2023. He made the announcement this morning (July 28) during the executive committee
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear continues to release updates through social media on the flash flooding that has pounded eastern Kentucky. “We are currently experiencing one
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