In this 2019 photo, a woman protests outside the Jackson Women’s Health Organization, an abortion clinic in Jackson, Mississippi. The U.S. Supreme Court on May
Each week, members of Christ Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico, assemble food bags for 67 children who attend a local elementary school. The children, identified as
Since 1991, the Southern Christian Writers Conference has brought writers together for inspiration and instruction. Though this year’s conference will look different, the SCWC is
GuideStone Financial Resources will begin a time of transition of leadership this summer with the announcement of the new president-elect, D. Hance Dilbeck Jr. Dilbeck, executive
Fewer than 1% of Iranians consider themselves Christians. Islam is practiced by a majority of citizens in the country of 83.5 million, according to recent
Cornerstone Church, Marshalltown, Iowa, held its first public worship service on Easter. Lead Pastor Steve Bensema said, “We are not launching a church today, just
Southern Baptist state convention executive directors, meeting for their annual meeting in early February, unanimously affirmed their support for Vision 2025. In spite of recent
Russell Moore, president of the SBC Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, is leaving ERLC to join the staff of Christianity Today as a public theologian,
Share the Message Acts 17:16–18, 22–23, 30–31 America is a melting pot of peoples, cultures, ethnicities and worldviews. We can reach people from every tongue,
Revealed Luke 24:18–31 Years ago while I was serving as pastor, there was a man in the church who was what we might call a
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