Have you ever wondered, “Does my church really need a website?” Maybe you already have a Facebook page, and you feel like that’s enough. Or
A group of International Mission Board missionaries and leaders from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU) walked into a community in São Paulo, Brazil. IMB
Latif, an Afghan Muslim man on his sixth pilgrimage to Mecca, wondered why God was mad at him. He was a devoted follower of Islam
After a two year hiatus, the conference center in Turner, Oregon, pulsed with life amid record attendance during Centrifuge, an annual youth camp sponsored by
In 1940, the first leg of the Pennsylvania Turnpike opened as a limited-access, interstate-type highway. It predated the Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate
Adam Greenway has resigned as president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, the seminary announced Friday, Sept. 23. Greenway, who resigned Thursday, has also accepted a role
Every weekend, Sandeep and his wife, Lalita, leave their home in a major city near the Himalayan mountains of South Asia with their family in
Each summer Chip Travis, youth pastor of Creola First Baptist Church in Creola, Alabama witnesses a recurring scene. Travis, who also is a teacher and
DeAron Washington knew he wanted to use his psychology degree to make a difference for the gospel, but when his Baptist collegiate ministry director suggested
Pastors in general are in short supply these days, and the data proves it. But some youth ministry experts suspect the student pastor shortage is
