Most Americans who read the Bible do so because it makes them feel closer to God or because they’re seeking wisdom to make important decisions
A black Jeep recently made its way slowly along a narrow U.S. Forest Service road bucking and jolting across washouts and fallen tree branches in
Residents in a southwestern Georgia farming community have a name for the sweet aroma rising from barbecue grills scattered across the grounds of the Macedonia
Localized revivals that have been popping up across Georgia don’t appear to be slowing. Churches reported mass numbers of salvation decisions during a recent week,
A week after a tornado demolished an entire neighborhood around Bethel Baptist Church, pastor Chris Hendricks stood among the ruins in West Point, Georgia, on
The small town of Bowdon is the latest to experience a localized revival with more than 32 people making salvation decisions at a ministry outreach
Talking to her eight grandchildren about Jesus comes as naturally as breathing for Jenni Carter. “I pray for them to have authentic relationships with Jesus,”
Pastors are feeling increasingly dissatisfied with their jobs, and more than 40 percent have considered leaving the ministry in the past 12 months. That’s according
Lexi Webb, a well-rounded Smiths Station High School senior, was involved in sports and her local church youth group before taking her own life Feb.
Dorothy Marion Pryor a retired executive director of the Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) of Georgia, died March 12. She was 98. Pryor served Georgia
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