After nearly 22 years as a pastor, Barry Holcomb found himself facing a forced resignation. Immediately, the world turned upside down for Barry and his
EDITOR’S NOTE — Across the nation, children and teens are plagued by a host of escalating tragedies. In this series, we look at several issues
One Hurricane Ian survivor found dealing with the pressures of the storm and the storms of life almost unbearable … until she spoke with Southern
Mike Carlisle recalled feeling like a “businessman wearing a ministry hat” in his first church staff position. Perhaps it was his early career in the
In the mid-1990s, I was in the national office of the Evangelical Free Church of America to speak about denominational transformation. While waiting for the
Wilbert Terry, 99, successfully completed numerous missions as a World War II veteran, but he said none of those compared to the assignment he undertook
Most Americans don’t mind prayer at football games, maybe because they don’t think it’ll make much of a difference over who wins. More than half
Set against a backdrop of sunshine and palm trees, Send Network’s Gathering in Miami recently drew more than 600 church planters and their wives for
“Why would you live in Chicago?” It’s a question Sean and Lydia Stevenson are regularly asked. For those familiar with Chicago, and by extension, Illinois, it’s a reasonable question.
No church wants to hurt momentum while seeking to save money, and no one wants to waste God’s money. Most churches are looking for a
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