The habits of highly effective church communicators are regularly practiced in churches so they become routine. We don’t know what the year will hold, but
This week marked one month since the deadly tornadoes swept through Kentucky leaving unthinkable destruction and heartbreak in their path. It took an unusual 5-inch
The Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force is sponsoring Alabama Human Trafficking Awareness Day on Jan. 11 to bring awareness to one of the fastest growing
A federal court has approved a consent decree that will allow developers to construct the Abraham Church of God and Cemetery, the first Islamic mosque in
In the upcoming Feb. 21–22 meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, officers intend to designate the interim president of the EC, left vacant
From the time he was a teenager, Min Lee wanted to be a missionary. Lee, who grew up in a Korean American Christian family, said
As state legislators return to their respective state houses across the nation, it’s essential for lawmakers to take some time during the current session to
Workers with Christian Aid Ministries said a ransom paid by an unidentified person led to the release of three missionaries in Haiti who were among
Seeking Justice in an Unjust World Obadiah 1–4; 10–17 Over the past few years we have heard the cry, “No justice, no peace.” Frustration with
It has been a little over a month (Jan.1) since 43 theologically conservative congregations of the Reformed Church in America split from the national denomination
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