Death sentence for blasphemy upheld for 2 Christian brothers in Pakistan
Hopes for freedom of two Christian brothers on death row under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws were dashed this month when a
North to Alaska: SC vet marks 20 volunteer years at The Iditarod
Roger Troutman’s love for animals and a willingness to step “outside the box” motivated him to learn more about The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race and take the steps to become a volunteer.
Sunday School training focusing on fulfilling the church’s mission
Rick Brittain asked, “So how does Sunday school help us or how do groups help us accomplish [the Great Commission]?”
‘Abused and targeted’: Veterans Affairs employees asked to report anti-Christian bias
Department of Veteran Affairs Secretary Douglas Collins has instructed the agency’s employees to report any instances of anti-Christian bias, including any policies that are “hostile to Christian views.”
Benefits of summer camp can last a lifetime
Summers can be extremely busy. We want to make time for families, vacations, sports, etc. So adding another event such
Long haul: DR volunteers still at work in East Tennessee
The remnants of Hurricane Helene unleashed devastating floods across Appalachia and East Tennessee one year ago, but the storm still rages for many.
First person: Handling church trolls online
I’ve consulted with hundreds of churches over the years, and sadly, online trolls are a common enemy shared by some of the most effective churches in America.
Lawsuit filed, another Exec Comm staffer resigns
Amid ongoing drama concerning how Southern Baptist Convention leaders have responded to sexual abuse allegations and survivors, a lawsuit has