While most Americans say religious liberty is on the decline in the country, even more believe Christians are increasingly confronted with intolerance in the U.S.
Lisa Wilson said special needs families “are one of our most unreached people groups, because so many don’t feel like they have a place to
Rob Jackson said when he was in Ukraine in early July, a Baptist pastor told him the story of a young mother who showed up
It’s not unusual for senior adults to volunteer with Meals on Wheels, but what is amazing is that volunteer Meldra Panchelli celebrated her 100th birthday
David and Shannon Brown’s connections in Moldova stretch across time and the nation’s borders. These connections include Baptist pastors in western Moldova who operate a
Church branding components are the essential ingredients to helping a church be known for something relevant and needed. In order to impact a community and
When John Román, pastor of Pueblo Nuevo Community Church in El Paso, Texas, started a food pantry in 2011 for families in need, he realized
While some pastors may believe they don’t have the time to invest in a hobby, that investment could enable a pastor to meet one of
In the Japanese language, there are two distinct words for communication. “Tatemae” means the façade you put up in front of other people, and “honne”
Tara Dew wears many hats. She’s the president’s wife at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, director of Thrive — NOBTS’ ministry wives certificate program —
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