Summer content: 5 social media tips to make the most of the season
We’re in the middle of summer and headed (quickly) for the fall. Your congregation probably is taking a summer break
Chinese government’s response to allegations of forced organ donations called ‘inadequate’
China Aid and other groups decry as “inadequate and misleading” China’s response to allegations that its government is harvesting organs
First person: Before my feet hit the floor, I pray this
“Let me tell you something that may not surprise you: my head can be a mess first thing in the morning,” writes Tony Martin, editor of The Baptist Record.
‘Joy in everyday stuff’ inspires author
Having worked as director of student activities at Briarwood Christian School in Birmingham, Alabama Sophie Hudson has a heart for
First person: Are kids learning to evangelize?
Barna Research reveals over two-thirds of Christian teens lack evangelism training; 47% feel equipped to discuss faith.
Looking for a family-friendly streaming service? Try Minno
Editor’s note: This monthly series, “5 Family-Friendly Things,” spotlights five family-friendly entertainment choices on film, DVDs, streaming or television. I
McRaney suit against NAMB dismissed by U.S. district court
McRaney noted he had 30 days to decide if he would appeal the ruling.
Religion-related terrorism drops, but government restrictions remain high
Religion-related terrorism decreased globally in 2019, but government restrictions on religion remain at historic high levels, according to Pew Research