‘Trial of the century’: Echoes from Dayton’s courthouse 100 years after Scopes trial
On its surface, State of Tennessee v. John Thomas Scopes may have looked like a case to settle teaching human evolution, but it was more than that.
North American Mission Board expanding evangelism team efforts
The North American Mission Board plans to expand evangelism efforts with new team members and an adapted strategy, according to
Pastors, other Christians ambushed in eastern India
The father of one of 20 pastors ambushed in eastern India last month was soaked in blood from the attack as he told his son, “I don’t think I will make it. I just want you to know that I will be with my Maker, and you should not worry for me.”
‘We need His help’: Intercessors gather for National Day of Prayer
Faith leaders and government officials called on Americans to unite in prayer May 4, designated as the country’s National Day
Virginia church invests in military members and “sends” them out when it’s time for their next assignment
Ministering to the military community can be challenging because of the difficult schedules of military personnel and the fact they
Church sets goal of 145,000 gospel conversations over next 8 years
At a time when many seem to move further away from the church, Glen Meadows Baptist Church is seeing people come closer.
First Person: Lessons from my mom that I’m still learning
I am a helicopter parent (and I am). I didn’t get it from my own mom. Chalk it up to
Catching the vision: Missions trip inspires AL church to boost Lottie Moon offering
Why would an Alabama church more than double their Lottie Moon Christmas Offering giving? Because the senior pastor went on