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One day as I was carrying out my normal routine, the memory of a past offense abruptly caught me off guard. Out of nowhere the
Just inviting friends to come to church is still an effective way to introduce them to the gospel, affirms Jack Long, pastor of Farmington Baptist
As churchgoers head to the ballot box for midterm elections, most expect the rest of their congregation to be voting the same way they do.
America has long prided itself on being a country where people can choose whatever religion they like. The majority has long chosen Christianity. By 2070,
Most pastors have seen mental illness in their pews, while some have seen it in themselves. A Lifeway Research study explored U.S. Protestant pastors’ experiences
A conversation about two different ways of doing ministry was the focus of a gathering of pastors and church leaders in Anaheim June 13. Sponsored
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