Triumph over trauma: Ministry helps pastors, spouses trudge through the wilderness
After nearly 22 years as a pastor, Barry Holcomb found himself facing a forced resignation. Immediately, the world turned upside
Study: Church closures and ‘the most significant engine for evangelistic growth’
The changing religious landscape in the United States includes a decline in the total number of Protestant churches.
Your Voice: Officiating an unforgettable ‘miracle wedding’
We waited. I was the first to arrive. The bride was the second. We waited for the groom. Others began
‘From generation to generation’: LCJE brings a message of hope
The 12th annual Lausanne Consultation on Jewish Evangelism (LCJE) recently drew 180 people from 21 countries to Wisla, Poland.
First person: A ‘silent revival’ is moving through Vermont
“Yes, there is much darkness in Vermont. Yes, there is much devastation in Vermont. But YES, there is also much Kingdom opportunity in Vermont.”
First person: From Ground Zero in NYC to serving in Baghdad
I remember an 8-year boy standing next to me crying and saying repeatedly, “Why did they have to kill my daddy?”
WMU Foundation gives $100,000 to national WMU from operating revenue
The WMU Foundation recently helped national Woman’s Missionary Union offset the cost of replacing an outdated and ineffective HVAC system.
Arizona church, seminary partner in leadership residency
For the last two decades, new church planters launching in Arizona have largely come from out of state.