Gateway Seminary President Jeff Iorg recently announced a major gift received by the school to fund short-term missions trips for students. The GoGrant will cover
Early church leaders may not have had to contend with contemporary quandaries like Sunday sports tournaments or debates about online versus in-person attendance, but apathy
Chris and Kristyn Cummings started the new year with a new address, as they moved their family of six from Texas to Tucson, Arizona to
Many churches form small groups within their congregation to catalyze opportunities for connection and impact. A new analysis from Barna Group suggests tailoring the message
The recent cultural turmoil in the United States has not skirted around the church. Many of the crises impacting other spheres have been found within
In recent months, conversations about pastoral burnout have moved from lunch counters where pastors talk over a meal to the front pages of national news
Six ironman triathlons over six consecutive days in six New England states sounds impossible, but church leader Jason Hodges anticipated and planned for this challenge
When Clay Smith was 20, he and a buddy decided to go for a quick run in Paris while they were there on a college
