For 30 years Maricopa County attorney Rachel Mitchell has been a prosecutor. For 25 of those years, she focused on prosecuting crimes against children, along
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As churches and other ministries seek to regain a sense of normalcy in the wake of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, Mike Carlisle offers candid words
Football is an excellent teaching tool for the Church and its leadership. I have said for many years “Sport speaks.” It speaks about transitions, pressures,
During a recent online gathering of Baptist association leaders, one pastor exclaimed, “I get it! It is not about what your association can do for
At a time when many churches are closing as they try to navigate the difficulties of ministering in a post-COVID world, Pastor Philip Levant is
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Although pastors are doing more to encourage racial reconciliation, and churchgoers say their church is doing enough to be ethnically diverse, nearly half of churchgoers
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