Pro-life advocates keep close eye on Wisconsin election
Pro-life and abortion advocates in Wisconsin are keeping a close watch on Tuesday’s (April 1) election results that include a race to fill an open position on the state’s Supreme Court.
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for Nov. 16
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for November 16, written by Darrell Nimmo, retired pastor living in Goodlettsville, Tennessee.
National WMU’s Wisdom-Martin announces 2027 retirement plans
“Faithfulness in this season calls me to be present with my family in a way that cannot be sustained by the obligations of my current ministry role. Our mission remains unchanged because it is rooted in God’s calling, not in one individual. God’s plan for this organization is bigger than any single person’s role. I have every confidence the Lord will guide and undergird WMU. His faithfulness does not change.” —Sandy Wisdom-Martin
‘Clarity and courage’: Empowering parents and student ministers
Sometimes, youth ministry and parenting feel like two vans passing in the night (or, better yet, passing in the church
New report: Why do some stay in the religion of their childhood and others leave?
Americans who had a positive religious experience as kids are most likely to keep the same faith as adults.
Barna study spotlights election influence of Christian voters
Researcher George Barna says this election season is marked by a significant drop in voter enthusiasm, particularly among Christian voters who have historically been key players in determining the outcome of presidential races.
Seven lessons from 70 years: Arkansas couple celebrates decades of marriage, ministry
James and Mattie Walker have been married 70 years and have been in the ministry together even longer. In 1949,
European nations and ‘unduly restrictive policies’ against religious minorities
Blasphemy laws, along with restrictions on religious clothing and broadly worded legislation criminalizing hate speech, are among the practices of