A group of volunteers stepped into what was described as a “forgotten and disparaged” trailer park in New Lebanon just outside Dayton, Ohio. They began
Dawn Pippen remembers clearly the morning her husband, Brian, admitted he had written on the wall of their nursery with a permanent marker. “We had
“The Kingdom of God was here way before us, and it will be here way after us,” Shane Pruitt told a gathering of youth and
The Special Friends Retreat is the most highly anticipated event of the year for many of its campers. This year’s event was especially exciting for
Hannibal-LaGrange University has named Robert J. Matz as its 18th president. Matz was appointed by the full board of trustees at the fall meeting on
Steven Strauch lives his life to the fullest. Even though he has a terminal diagnosis of stage 4 cancer, he says he has “a determination
Some preachers are renowned for fiery sermons. One small-town Central Texas pastor is known, at least in some circles, for his skill on the ice.
Eight years ago, Pastor Suresh Sammangi arrived in Boston with the big goal of reaching Asian Indians with the gospel. There were “85,000 people and
As Southern Baptist Disaster Relief nears 500,000 meals prepared in the wake of Hurricane Ian, volunteers have completed approximately 730 recovery jobs for homeowners. Eleven
For Dewey and Kathie Aiken, their missions field is simply wherever God leads them and opens doors for ministry. The North Carolina couple has been
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