Applause from family, friends, and faculty echoed throughout the Nash Correctional Institution gymnasium as the first graduates of The College at Southeastern’s North Carolina Field
The high court in Tehran, Iran is reviewing the five-year sentences given to nine Christians arrested in 2019, a move that is seen as an
More people are coming back to church following the COVID-19 pandemic, but recent polls suggest attendance is still below pre-pandemic levels. Polls by The Associated
Leaders at Carson-Newman University are continuing to navigate through the recovery and assessment phases in the wake of a fire that damaged the school’s Pedersen
Retired Brig. Gen. Thomas C. “T.C.” Pinckney, who made a name for himself in SBC leadership circles during the 1990s and early 2000s, died Dec.
By Julie Redmond Donavan North Shelby Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala. As you probably know, being a parent is not easy. Parents are stretched to
Nearly eight years after arriving in the United States as a refugee, Nathan Rostampour still reaches families in Central Asia with the gospel, raising up leaders among
First Baptist Church, Apopka was in a time of healing when David Schorejs accepted God’s call as pastor in 2014 and delivered a message of
When Kabul fell into the hands of the Taliban in 2021, 5,000 Afghan refugees relocated to a U.S. military base on the East Coast. Through
In a recent podcast episode of Amplify: Conversations about Life and Faith, host Maggie Evans talked with retired high school and college counselor Carole Inman
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