South Carolina Woman’s Missionary Union recently announced that Lauren Morris and Hannah Smith will join the staff. Morris will serve as student consultant and Smith
As churches and other ministries seek to regain a sense of normalcy in the wake of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, Mike Carlisle offers candid words
Our church member Syble Elliott turned 99 the other day. She is one year away from joining an extremely elite club. Only about one in
Football is an excellent teaching tool for the Church and its leadership. I have said for many years “Sport speaks.” It speaks about transitions, pressures,
My attention focused more on the Full Moon BBQ sandwich in front of me than the introductory remarks at a recent state evangelism conference lunch
Time will tell if the revival unfolding on the campus of Asbury University will have the impact of one from 1970. The comparisons, though, are
A revival that started Wednesday (Feb. 8) on the campus of Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, is still going, reminding many of a similar event
Redemption is a topic with which Jalen Hurts is intimately familiar, both on and off the field. The Philadelphia Eagles star was the starting quarterback
Highway engineers in Virginia designed a combined section of Interstates 64 and 95 to curve gently eastward in downtown Richmond to protect a landmark that
In order to achieve “authentic” racial unity across the Southern Baptist Convention, pastors need to be willing to have honest — and sometimes difficult —
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