A Kentucky Baptist church that began a missions organization in Romania 28 years ago has seen their efforts bloom into a massive church planting movement.
When Ramon Velez came to Fort Worth from his native Puerto Rico, he was seeking medical care for his daughter, who suffers from a neurological
A disadvantaged childhood marred by drugs and alcohol set Josh Durrin on a path of destruction in his hometown of Vancouver, Washington, leading to stints
Anna Leigh Breedlove spent the fall engaged in what she calls “one of the best and most challenging experiences of my life.” The physician assistant
Piles of burned Bibles, charred walls and rubble were among the few things remaining of a missions organization’s field ministries headquarters near Kyiv, Ukraine, after
It’s digital spring cleaning time — specifically time to freshen up your church website. Even after just a few months, so much on your website
Lifeway Christian Resources director of Sunday School, Ken Braddy, believes the lecture method isn’t the best way to teach the Bible, and teachers must learn
David and Sue Cook, Arizona Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers, are accustomed to messy projects. They have searched in freezing temperatures and snow for people’s
Ever wonder how pastors should lead in times of war, especially when the pastors are serving those directly impacted by the war? Consider these four
Lamar and Aubrey Shubert lead workers among both Ukrainian and Russian people groups. And while the world’s spotlight is, understandably, on the travesties the Ukrainian
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