Devastating storms hit the Southeast on Thursday (Jan. 12), leaving at least 8 dead, thousands of people without power and some without homes. Meanwhile, Southern
Otis Newman opened the door and stared at the empty refrigerator. The kids rifled through the cabinets next to him. The family ate everything except
Chris Veteto said she hears the stories all the time when she’s in the checkout line at Sam’s Club or Walmart, and she’s overwhelmed by
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
How can you tell what people need to know about your church? Online communication, with the help of analytic data, shows what people are looking
The National Woman’s Missionary Union executive board set the next missions offering goals and heard a challenge from executive director Sandy Wisdom-Martin during day two
Nearly 200 people from across the nation — and a few from around the globe — made their way to the National Woman’s Missionary Union
Singer-songwriter and author Andrew Peterson understands the challenges emerging artists face. Back when he was an independent artist, booking concerts seemed to be the single
“Pregnant? We will help!” The blue and white billboard for First Step Women’s Center towers over a major thoroughfare in Springfield, Illinois. It’s designed to
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