Pastor’s ‘anywhere’ prayer leads to blessings in small community
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the homeless mission he pastored in Savannah, Georgia, Brandon Davis told the Lord he would “go anywhere you need me.” That commitment led him to Booneville, Kentucky, population 161.
New steps announced on protecting children from ‘harmful medical interventions’
The White House announced Thursday (Dec. 18) new steps to curb transgender medical procedures for minors, with Health and Human
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Georgia Baptist Mission Board approves third consecutive year of downsizing staff due to ‘financial realities’
Still grappling with declining Cooperative Program receipts and other troubling financial realities, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board is downsizing its
First person: Are churches facing a ‘demographic winter’?
The aging faithful within our congregations are a blessing and an essential resource that is too often overlooked. However, it is also true that within a few decades, much of this cohort will have entered eternity. If Ryan Burge’s chart is correct, there will not be enough GenXers, Millennials and Zoomers to sustain many of these denominations.
IMB’s global health strategies create gospel access through CPR training
International Mission Board’s global health strategies create gospel access through CPR training. “Strategies like this meet physical and spiritual needs,” doctor says.
Global Methodist Church latest group to partner with GuideStone
“The Benefits Team and the Transitional Leadership Council are confident GuideStone is an excellent fit with the values, lean structure and business operations of the Global Methodist Church.”
Baylor to rename Burleson Quadrangle, move statue
Baylor University will remove the statue of slaveholding former president Rufus Burleson from the quadrangle that has borne his name