Have you ever wondered, “Does my church really need a website?” Maybe you already have a Facebook page, and you feel like that’s enough. Or
Six ironman triathlons over six consecutive days in six New England states sounds impossible, but church leader Jason Hodges anticipated and planned for this challenge
Texas Baptists Chaplaincy Relations recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. The banquet in Dallas drew approximately 250 attendees, including current and former chaplains and Baptist General
With most boil water notices being lifted for the Jackson municipal water system, Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief and local church partners have wrapped up efforts
Alaska Baptists working in associational missions and church planting across the state gathered Sept. 26 for a night of fellowship, worship and encouragement. The Impact
A group of International Mission Board missionaries and leaders from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU) walked into a community in São Paulo, Brazil. IMB
I have often wondered what my birth mother went through in the days leading up to my birth and following my birth. I am thankful
FAITH ON DISPLAY IN FACING THE ENEMY James 4:1–10 As a person whose father retired from the U.S. military, I have great respect for our
Two Christian men were beheaded in a terrorist attack in a region of Mozambique known as “the land of fear.” The Islamic State of Mozambique
No Escape Jonah 1:15–2:10 Jonah has sometimes been called a reluctant missionary because he disobeyed God’s directive to warn Nineveh of impending disaster. However, given
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