Much like the economy and the health care system, your church is likely still recovering from the effects of the pandemic. Part of that recovery
At least 29 people in Liberia, including 11 children and a pregnant woman, died following a stampede of worshippers at a Christian worship service in
Built more than 50 years ago, Beach Haven Baptist Church, located in west Pensacola, is experiencing afresh the goodness of God’s provision as fellow churches and
Luke Love and Mary Rachel Gean are serving this semester as campus missionaries with the Baptist Collegiate Ministry at the University of Tennessee-Martin. Both have
As the eyes of the world turn to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics Feb. 4–20, The Voice of the Martyrs is calling for prayer for
A black stove and then a black refrigerator. Janice Hooper knew it was her refrigerator because she saw her grandson’s smiling photo stuck to it.
In 1984 my family and I had just answered the call to plant a church in northern Michigan. I had recently graduated from Southwestern Baptist
In 2019, Pew Research Center conducted a study on the religious landscape of the U.S. Through this study, it was revealed that the population of
The Southern Christian Book Expo was held Jan. 21–22 via Facebook for the second year in a row, along with an in-person ceremony for winners
It didn’t take long for Jonathan Jennings to sense that God was up to something big at Mount Juliet High School. Jennings — the students
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