Survey: AI use growing among Christian ministry leaders
The majority of Christian ministry organizations are either experimenting with or using artificial intelligence technology in their operations.
Making most of telemedicine to reach global communities
Through telemedicine strategies employed by the International Mission Board, missionaries around the globe are able to provide a reinvented mobile medical clinic.
First-person: Ministering to widows when it matters most
My dad passed away from brain cancer 17 years ago. I can still hear the vibrato in his voice while
Christianity’s long history in North Africa drives fervent prayer today
Two stories worth of water wiped out land with Christian history and tradition dating back millennia on Sept. 11.
Human Trafficking Awareness Day: State task force heightens awareness in Alabama
The Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force is sponsoring Alabama Human Trafficking Awareness Day on Jan. 11 to bring awareness to
Study: Churchgoers seek God in planned, unplanned ways
Most churchgoers look for time to spend with God and regularly find themselves with Him in unplanned moments.
Weeks resigns as president of Baptist Foundation of Indiana
Bob Weeks has notified the board of directors of the Baptist Foundation of Indiana that he is resigning from his position of president effective Sept. 30, due to health issues.
Daughter’s faith strengthened after father killed by Boko Haram
Watching Boko Haram behead her Christian father and leave her brother for dead in their northeast Nigerian village has strengthened