The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom says Christians and religious minorities face increased persecution in the aftermath of U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The relief
More than 150 Alabama students were commissioned April 23 to serve across the globe this summer through One Mission Students. This year’s REACH commissioning weekend,
Alona was 15 when Wendy Farrell first read about her. Within seconds Farrell knew this wouldn’t be a blog post she breezed by. “I felt
Connie Dixon’s hometown in New Mexico has about 200 people, and she’s been part of the same church her entire life. She’s been just as
High school seniors need help navigating the multitude of changes headed their way. They will soon enter the work force, take a gap year, or
Georgia churches have continued to see growing numbers of people turning to Christ over the past week, fueling hopes of spiritual revival in the Bible
Many caregiver support groups are available for those with loved ones who have Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. In these gatherings, caregivers find a safe place
A couple of years after Kason Branch planted Creekstone Church in Keller, he had an idea that he believed would improve his community. “With so
Yura accepted a bottle of water offered at the station, noticing the Southern Baptist Convention sign on the station and the vests and hats of
Danny Lovett said he’s had a heart for young pastors and the lost for a long time. But the way those passions have fleshed out
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