Most pastors have seen mental illness in their pews, while some have seen it in themselves. A Lifeway Research study explored U.S. Protestant pastors’ experiences
Children today live in a different world than adults knew. Along with buying school clothes like their peers and getting the latest haircut to start
As surveyors continue assessing the damage done by the historic flooding that has deluged eastern Kentucky, Southern Baptists have begun planning their response. Dozens of
One student — that’s all Christian Women’s Job Corps of Carlsbad, New Mexico, had on its class roster when close to starting its first semester
Michele Dyson admitted it was a bit overwhelming when she began planning her first Vacation Bible School. “I started getting all these books with samples
While the nation’s economic challenges are ongoing, GuideStone President Hance Dilbeck said the words of 1 Samuel 7:12 are guiding the GuideStone team. In the
A missions trip for a team of Hispanic women from Arkansas proved to be a transformational experience. Six women from Iglesia Bautista Nueve Jerusalén in
Fitzpatrick Baptist Church is reaching out to its hurting neighbors. The Prestonsburg, Kentucky, church is providing 750 free meals for flood victims in Wayland. They
Looking for some late-summer church communication strategy ideas? We’re in August now, and fall anticipation is upon us. So let’s use this time to get
As he held the remote for the Claymore mine, Pat Hash started to grow concerned. The target had not arrived on schedule, and the ambush
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