Angry Muslims ambushed two Christians, killing one, after eight Muslims put their faith in Christ during an open-air debate. Assailants attacked an assistant pastor, Ambrose
Two Christians died in separate attacks and another escaped from abductors as violence continues against Christians in Nigeria. Morning Star News reported two Catholic priests
As the school year is upon us, what are some ways you and your church can engage your community through local schools? Before I was
Dear Vacation Bible School volunteers… By Beth Gillem Dogwood Journal of Dogwood Media Solutions To those who made coffee and snacks to fuel the other
In separate incidents, a Nigerian pastor’s two sons were killed and his daughter abducted, and two ministers were slain for their faith. In Nigeria’s Adamawa
A Christian has been fined and denied social rights for five years because he established house churches in Iran. The civil court of Bandar Anzali
When Brandie Hayden, CEO of Wise Choices Pregnancy Resource Center in Decatur, Texas, comes to work each morning, she knows there will be many opportunities
Kentucky Baptist Convention leaders rejoiced over a Monday state appeals court decision that overruled an injunction against the state’s trigger law banning abortion. The law
Russell Moore has been named editor in chief of Christianity Today, the publication announced Thursday (Aug. 4). Moore, who has served as the director of
James Porch, who served as executive director of the executive board of the Tennessee Baptist Convention (now Tennessee Baptist Mission Board) for 18 years (1992–2010)
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