Sara Aguirre’s early years in Houston, Texas, were full of trauma, abuse and exploitation, about as bad as it could get. And that didn’t change
When I was a child my father often called me to help him with a task. Sometimes it was holding a board he was sawing.
Helping fathers connect with their children can be challenging, especially in an age of fractured families, omnipresent digital devices and year-round organized sports. But fostering
Over the past 50 years, “the most vulnerable neighbors in our midst have been taken advantage of, dispatched without care and discarded without thought,” said
It’s time for the Church to show a better way forward on racial reconciliation, and a new initiative seeks to equip Southern Baptists for the
A motion to abolish the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission failed as the June 15 morning session of the SBC Annual Meeting
More than 100 women and girls gathered together at Ridgeline Community Church in Telford, Pennsylvania, for their spring brunch. The theme for the brunch this
Vaccination against COVID-19 is no longer a board-wide policy for missionary personnel or for stateside-based staff, International Mission Board leaders announced on Wednesday (June 8).
Sometimes it’s small things and sometimes it’s big things that can change the course of a life. For Katy Weirich, singer, songwriter and worship leader,
Parents and other adults helping children process the recent mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, have quite a challenge. It is important
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