In the journey of life, we are often presented with situations that are not within our control. It’s as if we are sailing on an open sea and at times the waves decide to show no mercy.
O’Shea Lowery’s life was forever changed on April 27, 1990. “When the sun came up that morning, I never imagined the sorrow that would soon overcome the hearts of 24-year-old me and my children,” she recalled.
Reading the Word: A habit or a discipline? Ask Billie Lang of West Point, Mississippi, that question, and she will quickly tell you, “It is a discipline. But if it’s a habit, it’s a good habit.”
“The whole concept is really removing the barrier of cost of premium Christian higher education,” said Darby Renfro, a freshman at Mississippi College.
“This is exactly where I am supposed to be, which is helping guys,” said Robert Hyde, program supervisor at Mississippi State Penitentiary.
“Use this room. It does us no good to have a prayer room if people aren’t utilizing it,” said Shawn Parker, MBCB executive director-treasurer, during the dedication ceremony.
Mississippi Baptist leaders expect nearly 20,000 students to interact with campus ministries during the fall semester.
Mississippi church presents License to Preach certificate to 15-year-old Teddy Haffey, reflecting a statewide effort to support young ministers.
Missionary kids on a Dutch mission trip encounter indifference, sharing faith with Europe’s spiritual seekers along the way.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is Part 1 in a three-part series on the spiritual challenges college students face their freshmen year of college.
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