‘Big Give’ has big surprise for NC families devastated by flood
A black stove and then a black refrigerator. Janice Hooper knew it was her refrigerator because she saw her grandson’s
Christians more wary than non-Christians toward AI, study says
As rapid advances in artificial intelligence continue to be developed, the Barna Group has released a new report…
Christian villages in Burma targeted in airstrikes; two people killed
In ongoing attacks against certain minorities, Myanmar’s military killed two people in recent airstrikes on two mostly Christian villages. The
First Person: Reflections on Queen Elizabeth II
I think it was at my very first meal after moving to England that a new friend taught me this
Arkansas churches sharing ‘holiday hugs’ with community
As Christmas approaches, Arkansas Baptists around the state are taking the opportunity to share the gospel and God’s love.
Study shows most churches start fiscal year in January — opinions vary on budget creation
For most pastors, the start of a new calendar year also indicates the start of a new fiscal year for their churches. But there is much more variety among pastors when it comes to who is involved in making the budget for the fiscal year.
Two Christians accused of blasphemy, face death penalty in Pakistan
Two young Christian males accused of blasphemy were allegedly beaten May 18 and ultimately charged under a statute that calls
First person: A world without Easter?
Can Christianity still be viable if its most celebrated event is not a historical fact? The simple answer is — NO!