Every weekend, Sandeep and his wife, Lalita, leave their home in a major city near the Himalayan mountains of South Asia with their family in
Houston Baptist University has changed its name to Houston Christian University, President Robert B. Sloan announced during a Sept. 20 open forum with faculty, staff,
Don Hinkle, the Missouri Pathway’s founding editor, died Thursday (Sept. 22). Known for his colorful bow ties, quick wit and love for journalism, Hinkle, 68,
Each summer Chip Travis, youth pastor of Creola First Baptist Church in Creola, Alabama witnesses a recurring scene. Travis, who also is a teacher and
Following Hurricane Fiona’s landfall in Puerto Rico on Sept. 18, Southern Baptist churches on the island have begun meeting crisis needs and engaging their communities
It’s no secret that we have trouble slowing down to rest these days. For those of us who didn’t have jobs where it was essential
Suspected Fulani herdsmen and other terrorists killed three Christians in Benue State, Nigeria, on Sept. 18, after slaughtering at least 22 others in the same
DeAron Washington knew he wanted to use his psychology degree to make a difference for the gospel, but when his Baptist collegiate ministry director suggested
Americans experienced seismic changes over the past two years, including, for many, how they attend church. The shift in behavior appears to coincide with a
Woman’s Missionary Union is responding with help and the hope of the gospel in the midst of the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, that was
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