Be intentional when grandparenting special needs children
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“Todd” and “Emily” were so excited about the birth of their first grandchild. Both retired, they realized they would have extra time to spend being
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Louisiana pastor shares experience opening up church for Disaster Relief command center
September 15, 2021
When Pastor Tim Moffett heard that Hurricane Ida would likely hit the Lake Pontchartrain area of Louisiana, he contacted Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief to offer
Former military, law enforcement members fill distinct need with Florida Disaster Relief team
September 14, 2021
If you were to drive past Metairie Baptist Church just outside of New Orleans, you would see a parking lot filled to the brim with
Pediatric surgical ministry focuses training on local medical professionals across Africa
September 14, 2021
It’s been about 20 years since the work of an American surgeon in East Africa provided the inspiration behind an initiative to help alleviate the
Cuban missionary to Uganda uses sports to teach Bible to refugees
September 13, 2021
While political unrest persists in Cuba, Global Missionary Partner Hector Cabrera, a Cuban, serves Sudanese refugees living in Uganda with the love of Christ and his God-given
Christian pastor in Uganda burned to death in home by extremists
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KIBUKU DISTRICT, Uganda — Islamic extremists murdered a Christian pastor in Uganda’s Buseta village by burning his home with him inside it. The incident happened
Grandparents Day is September 12
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In 1970, Marian McQuade, a West Virginia woman who advocated for the elderly, initiated a campaign to establish a day to honor grandparents. Her home
Rashional Thoughts: Remembering 9/11 and how we faced the result of it
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Flipping back through my 2001 mementos, I found a note I had written on Sept. 11: “Life freezes for Americans. No one knows what is
Virginia church plant marked by its cultural, ethnic diversity
September 10, 2021
In the fall of 2016, Pastor Charles Wilson and his wife, Tranay, drove from their home in Dallas to Lynchburg, Virginia, to drop off their
See You at the Pole: A moment that became a movement
September 9, 2021
Some 30 years ago, a small group of Texas high school students met for prayer, which unbeknownst to them, would blossom into a movement that
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