‘You need to listen to them’: Religious leaders minister amid violence in DR Congo
The enduring conflict in Eastern Congo, which has devastated the region for decades, is rooted in the aftermath of Rwanda’s 1994 genocide and the fierce competition for control over the nation’s mineral resources.
Christian singer Estella Kirk: Our ‘value comes from God, not the world’
To many, a good image on social media is extremely important. Worth is judged by what one does, by how
Virginia church plant marked by its cultural, ethnic diversity
In the fall of 2016, Pastor Charles Wilson and his wife, Tranay, drove from their home in Dallas to Lynchburg,
Cooperative Program gifts holding steady above budget as year-end nears
Giving through the Cooperative Program is $7,613,924.45 or 4.44% ahead of the year-to-date budgeted amount of $171,302,083.37, according to a
Report highlights openness to faith among Americans who reject God
“What if I told you that tens of millions of Americans who currently reject God are actually open to believing in Him — under the right conditions?” George Barna writes.
Neighbors help each other after tornado hits Matador
Members of First Baptist Church Matador, Texas, were gathered for their regularly scheduled mid-week prayer meeting June 21 when the
Arizona couple devotes retirement to DR work, serves Louisiana residents following Hurricane Ida
When Hurricane Andrew wrecked Miami in 1992, Dave and Norma Turner lived there. “Right after it happened, [Southern Baptist Disaster
SBC Executive Committee follow-up meeting underway
The Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention is meeting this afternoon (Sept. 28) in a called virtual board meeting,