Approximately 20% of American adults suffer from the effects of trauma, which can produce an emotional response that debilitates a person’s quality of life, even
During a recent Wednesday night “hot topics” presentation at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Pastor Tony Evans addressed the conflict and confusion taking place
Fears about violent crime have ripple effects through families, schools and churches. While Christian parents and grandparents themselves struggle to adjust to rapidly increasing crime
December in Northern Africa greeted Ray and Sarah, a young couple who were new Christian workers to the region in 2006. Having left everything they
Colegio Bautista Latinoamericano (Latin American Baptist College) at Northern Heights Baptist Church in Norfolk, Nebraska, established in February 2019, held its first graduation ceremony on
By Barbara Hoffman Florida Baptist Witness While most pastors depend on help from faithful church members to shepherd a congregation, Gene Gregory and Jeff Burnsed
Between 2007 and 2012, anxiety disorders in children and teens went up 20%, according to the National Institutes of Health. The rate of hospital admissions
Post-traumatic stress disorder is often associated with military veterans, but no one is immune from the effects of trauma. “One in 5 American adults has
More than 4,000 Baptists from over 140 countries gathered virtually July 7–10 for the Baptist World Alliance’s 22nd Baptist World Congress. In the opening celebration,
A shift in China’s controversial two-child birth policy allows couples to have up to three children in a measure intended to improve the nation’s demographic
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