For several months, Addisyn Brattain had been a faithful attender of Maplewood First Baptist Church of Sulphur, Louisiana, when her student minister, Nathan Yates, challenged
As darkness settled over the Browndale Plantation in Hawkinsville, a group of about 25 people prepared for one of the South’s oldest traditions, a coon
In what both International Mission Board church planter Michael Harrington and Pastor Glyn Hackett describe as “post-Christian” France, the need for church planting is great.
A dollar doesn’t buy what it used to. Even the venerable Dollar Tree stores, which held the price line for decades, now offer most items
Two phrases — not counting “my hero” — describe Bobby Cox, said his son Israel Cox and grandson Noah Cox, a current M.Div. student at
The origin story of Christian band I Am They reads a little different from that of most artists, but it’s a story only God could
International Mission Board trustees approved the appointment of 52 new full-time, fully funded missionaries, while also honoring the service of 80 emeritus missionaries during their
Running out of good church social media ideas? It’s important that your posts actually make a difference. Your members are getting together regularly on their
Neither John nor Serena Tail grew up as believers. “We routinely just lived for ourselves,” John explained. As a young person Serena often heard that
The North American Mission Board is celebrating that more than 50,000 people had, through the Who’s Your One evangelism campaign, represented their commitment to pray
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