Your Voice: Are we intentional disciple makers?
When my daughter was baptized at the age of 7, a woman in our church asked my wife, Mary Leigh,
Christians slain in central Nigeria, animists attack in South
Fulani herdsmen on Sept. 1 killed six Christians in central Nigeria, and the next day animists attacked a night prayer
Northwest students focus on being ‘church of today’
After a two year hiatus, the conference center in Turner, Oregon, pulsed with life amid record attendance during Centrifuge, an
Debate continues over Ten Commandments in classrooms
“Including the Ten Commandments in the education of our children is part of our state and national history, culture and tradition,” the new law states.
Missions commitment links Ukrainian refugees with Illinois church
Donn and Joni Schaefer had organized missions trips to Russia 10 times since 2008. They taught English in Siberia as
Faith helps first responders endure trauma amid another Texas flood
A 20-foot-tall white cross still stands in front of the Center Point, Texas, fire station, the words “Letters to Heaven” written just above a mail slot at its base to accept notes addressed to campers and counselors killed in the flood at Camp Mystic last July.
Bill punishing abortion sparks protests in Brazil
A bill aiming to punish abortion after 22 weeks at a similar penalty to homicide has spurred controversy in Brazil, with numerous constituencies demonstrating against it — including Christians.
SWBTS receiving $200,000 in gifts from Prestonwood in Plano and Second Baptist Houston
Jack Graham, pastor of Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, presented a $100,000 gift to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, the seminary