With more than eight million people from more than 700 different language/culture groups, New York City is one of America’s most diverse cities. And it
Neither John nor Serena Tail grew up as believers. “We routinely just lived for ourselves,” John explained. As a young person Serena often heard that
The North American Mission Board is celebrating that more than 50,000 people had, through the Who’s Your One evangelism campaign, represented their commitment to pray
I recently came back from an assignment in Zambia. It was very special to me. This was my first overseas assignment since the COVID-19 pandemic
Elaine Jacobs has a deep, personal connection to the topics she addresses in “Finding Jesus in Judaism.” Jacobs was born into a practicing conservative Jewish
California Southern Baptist Convention Executive Director Bill Agee will begin a transition to retirement on Feb. 1 and conclude by Dec. 31, the CSBC reported.
Muslim Fulani herdsmen killed 21 people in two predominantly Christian villages in Plateau State of Nigeria, the world leader in the number of Christians slain
Christian communicator and author Caris Snider shares the hope of God with women of all ages, having personally battled anxiety and depression in her own
Busy mother and wife Roxana Bravo, a native of Peru who has lived in the U.S. for 19 years, worked in the tourism and child
William McLaurin became the first African American to lead a Southern Baptist Convention entity when he was named SBC Executive Committee interim president/CEO effective this
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