The First Nations Version, an indigenous translation of the New Testament, was published last August by InterVarsity Press. As of May 1 it still is
Trustees of the North American Mission Board met May 2–3 in a regularly scheduled board meeting where an increase in Southern Baptist church plants was
It was a “very special Sunday,” Pastor JJ Mannschreck explained to his congregation during the traditional service streamed online from Flushing United Methodist Church in
Cliff McCray was playing football at the University of Central Florida in 2007 when one of his teammates tragically passed away. Through the tragedy, God
“’We all look alike,’ I thought to myself. My heart raced as I looked around the room. Standing behind a simple metal podium in an
The three announced candidates for president of the Southern Baptist Convention shared their views on current issues facing the denomination in a forum held today
A young contractor for the National Security Agency fled our nation in the spring of 2013. Within a matter of weeks, he would release a
There’s a lot to see at a mud bogger race. The trucks are big. They’re loud. You can’t avoid seeing them. But somehow in the
More than 150 Alabama students were commissioned April 23 to serve across the globe this summer through One Mission Students. This year’s REACH commissioning weekend,
Alona was 15 when Wendy Farrell first read about her. Within seconds Farrell knew this wouldn’t be a blog post she breezed by. “I felt
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