Church planter Anders Snyder says persevering in prayer for Nampa, Idaho, takes patience. When he and his wife, Jessica, arrived in Nampa a little over
This week marked one month since the deadly tornadoes swept through Kentucky leaving unthinkable destruction and heartbreak in their path. It took an unusual 5-inch
The Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force is sponsoring Alabama Human Trafficking Awareness Day on Jan. 11 to bring awareness to one of the fastest growing
A federal court has approved a consent decree that will allow developers to construct the Abraham Church of God and Cemetery, the first Islamic mosque in
From the time he was a teenager, Min Lee wanted to be a missionary. Lee, who grew up in a Korean American Christian family, said
As state legislators return to their respective state houses across the nation, it’s essential for lawmakers to take some time during the current session to
It has been a little over a month (Jan.1) since 43 theologically conservative congregations of the Reformed Church in America split from the national denomination
Two Missouri Baptist Convention churches have found new uses for former Sunday School and other Bible study materials while also supporting international mission activities. New
“I would not be where I am today were it not for the people who discipled me when I was in college,” said Tyler Baggett, associate
WMU Foundation has presented national Woman’s Missionary Union with a $500,000 grant to help WMU with critical ministry-related financial needs they’ll face this year. The
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