Church opens shelter to provide ‘lifesaving care’ during freezing nights
When temperatures drop to 32 degrees or below, exposure becomes life-threatening.
‘Start to Finish’: New podcast sharing wisdom with pastors
“Start to Finish” provided pastor Tony Evans the chance to reflect on and tell his own story along with dozens of the people who know him best.
Retired missionary Ida Mae Hays dies
Ida Mae Hays, a retired International Mission Board missionary to Brazil, died Feb. 1.
First person: Living through a lake rescue
“Our family saw the hand of God in all the events of that evening.”
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
Strong churches vs. soaring churches … which is better?
Is it better for a church to be strong or soaring? Both are churches of great value to God. They approach the fulfillment of their mission and vision in unique ways…
Prayer, work, time prove powerful combination on missions field
Stan Meador knows how valuable the combination of prayer, work and time is to the mission of reaching souls for
‘Ransom paid’ to free missionary hostages in Haiti
Workers with Christian Aid Ministries said a ransom paid by an unidentified person led to the release of three missionaries