Wearing modest, knee-length denim shorts and a T-shirt, a soon-to-be college freshman is hanging out with friends who, like her, grew up in missionary families
Vazgen Zohrabyan was nine years old, living in Soviet Union-controlled Armenia, when the Iron Curtain began to crumble in 1990. Like most adults today, he
Sandy beaches and warm temperatures make Miami a summertime paradise and international tourist destination. But for eight college students, it was a burden to share
Camp leaders at Falls Creek Conference Center in Davis, Oklahoma, recently wrapped up their summer camp season with a powerful movement of God and a
Missouri churches are building relationships with a congregation in Minnesota. Grace Connection in Wadena, Minnesota, is the only Southern Baptist church within a 90-mile radius.
“I want to follow Jesus, but I have years of Hinduism to unlearn.” For many South Asians who have expressed a desire to follow Christ,
Samaritan’s Purse opened Mississippi’s second field hospital Aug. 18 in the parking garage at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, which has been stretched thin
Ministering to the military community can be challenging because of the difficult schedules of military personnel and the fact they are moved every two years,
How should Christians respond to the current crisis in Afghanistan? What does life look like going forward for believers in the country that was already
A year ago, Kiddville Baptist Church in Winchester, Kentucky, held its usual Sunday worship service, then closed its doors for good. That culminated a years-long
