Sign language interpreters do a work of love in Deaf churches
“We were intentional in making sure that the Deaf community was integrated into the life of the church and to see them as part of us, irrespective of their disability,” said pastor Quintin Few Sr.
Mississippi College announces full-tuition scholarship in honor of board member
Mississippi College on Oct. 10 announced “the first-of-its-kind, full-tuition scholarship program” named in honor of Leland R. Speed, one of
First person: 12 ‘surprising’ goals to set for 2025
You might be already thinking about goals for the upcoming new year, and some may be related to your spiritual walk. Whatever those goals may be, Chuck Lawless encourages readers to think about adding the goals from the following list.
First Person: From asking ‘Why me?’ to asking ‘Why not me?’
Why me?” Have you ever asked that? I have, and I don’t think it’s because any of us feel entitled.
Competitive powerlifting coach shares how faith, sport ‘changes you on every level’
Carson-Newman University recently announced the addition of powerlifting to its list of student options for those looking to compete.
‘Circuit preaching’: How strategy could impact ‘remarkably unchurched’ states like Wyoming
“You can go pretty much an hour in any direction from where I live and you’ll see absolutely nothing — no gas stations, no subdivisions, no shopping centers—nothing,” Tyler Martin says.
Church plant strives to illuminate south coast of Massachusetts
Located between Cape Cod and Providence, the South Coast region of Massachusetts has a population of approximately 350,000. Its largest
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for November 28
Confidence in Times of Testing Genesis 22 Our faith will often be tested. (1–2) In chapters 18–21, Abraham’s family endured