My previous column, “Climate Change Needed for Funding Baptist Associations,” suggested that shifts in denominational funding call for associations to adopt the principle of multiple
James and Mattie Walker have been married 70 years and have been in the ministry together even longer. In 1949, while he was a student
A Mississippi church offered its members a unique ministry opportunity this past December. Each person who attended one Sunday, from the bed babies to the
Chris Winford started last year with a prayer that the Lord would make him a man of deeper faith. “Little did I know I was
Prayers for a search team to find a new pastor, for church growth, for new leaders and for children’s ministries were a few of the
Columbia, Mississippi, wasn’t originally home for Tom and Gloria Thurman. But thanks to a ministry at First Baptist Church Columbia that’s grown over the years,
Anytime the economy is struggling, including inflationary times, it’s perfectly normal for leaders to look at downsizing their organizations. Right now we’re seeing massive layoffs
Lifeway Christian Resources revealed a new, next-gen curriculum line, Hyfi, on Jan. 10 at the annual Children’s Pastors Conference. Chuck Peters, director of Lifeway Kids,
We’re now beginning to see attendance at some churches meet or exceed pre-pandemic numbers, but some churches continue to struggle. In either case, here are
One day when Jonathan Gamble was 14, he walked into the youth room at Iron City Baptist Church in Anniston and asked Lance and Terra
