First Person: Consider a family missions trip this year
What if you went on a missions trip as a family? What if your family partnered with missionaries for a
Author shares 9 common lies Christians believe
Everyone has said things like, “God won’t give me more than I can handle.” But Shane Pruitt, national Next Gen
As Ukrainian refugees flee homeland, ministry abounds on California border
Yelena and her childhood friend in the Ukraine, Olena, had not seen one another for nearly 30 years, but neither
Baylor rescinds grant for LGBTQIA+ study following ‘concern and confusion’
Baylor University has rescinded a $644,000 grant intended to study the “disenfranchisement” of LGBTQIA+ individuals and women in churches, following
‘We’re open’: California disaster relief effort leads to church revitalization
Spring flooding in California’s Central Valley yielded opportunities for California Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief workers to extend compassion in
At age 94, former evangelist enjoying next chapter of ministry
As he has done for more than 70 years, Bill Cox continues to impact the lives of others through his
New Mexico’s first women’s leadership training event draws ministry leaders
Women from across New Mexico gathered recently at Sandia Baptist Church in Albuquerque for the first women’s leadership training event. Sixty-four
No matter the cost: Missionary task passes down three generations
Crawly things moved all over the rancid slab of off-colored meat. The village leader reverently handed it to the visiting