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Ways to encourage and support our caregivers

November 6, 2021

In the United States today, some 53 million Americans are providing unpaid health care for someone who is sick, elderly and/or disabled, or who suffers

Widows ministries provide tangible evidence of God’s love to grieving

November 5, 2021

Sunday, Nov. 7 is Orphans and Widows Sunday. Mike and Jackie Kelley were childhood sweethearts who married during college. When he died four years ago,

Along the road: Trucker’s ministry reaches out to weary travelers

November 4, 2021

For 22 years the Blue Stem Truckers Chapel has ministered to truckers and travelers at the TA Travel Center at Beto Junction on Interstate 35

Former inmate returns to where his new life began

November 4, 2021

When Chris Pernell visits Clay County Jail each month to lead a Bible study for inmates, it truly is a full-circle moment. He teaches in

Drive-thru prayer: ‘Stay in your car, come as you are’

November 2, 2021

Almost every day the average American pulls up to a local drive-thru — to order fast food, pick up laundry or even to deposit a

Samantha accepts Christ, realizes dream of attending college

November 1, 2021

Samantha is beaming as she walks onto the stage. The bright blue and gold colors of her graduation robes are almost as vibrant as the

Jeremy Camp wants his songs to ‘connect with the heart’

October 31, 2021

For 20 years, Jeremy Camp’s life has involved touring and writing songs … and then touring and writing songs again. Until the pandemic hit, that

Despite disabilities, NOBTS student David Sneed’s life touched thousands

October 29, 2021

David Sneed, 65, was plagued by life-long disabilities and health issues. The New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary doctor of ministry student once said he hoped