Why some churches are planning now for summer camp
Even though summer feels distant at the beginning of a new year, it will be here sooner than we expect.
Remaining ‘committed’: Minnesota leaders reflect on church protest
In the aftermath of the disruption by Immigration and Customs Enforcement protesters of a Southern Baptist worship service on Jan.
Preacher turns old sermons into global ministry through social media
“I was lost and would be in hell had it not been for the grace of God and a second chance of life,” Paul Leftwich said.
Worship and protests: Federal officials investigating protest at Minnesota church
Federal officials are investigating a disruption of worship services at the non-denominational church in St. Paul, Minnesota, Sunday, Jan. 18.
First person: Responding to hurting people
Demeaning insecurities often plague us when trials invade our lives. We wonder if God still loves us. We worry that our pain is the direct result of our sin. We grieve what we perceive to be the absence of God in our lives.
How to protect your church from freezing cold
Extreme cold and water pipes can be a bad combination. That was case Thursday (January 22) at Streator Baptist Camp in Streator, Illinois, when a water pipe in the kitchen ceiling froze and then burst creating a cold, wet and costly mess for the camp.
Study: Do you know your worship leader?
Most worship leaders work full-time, and do not have formal training or institutional ties, according to a recent survey. The survey,
Overcoming ‘contagious doubts’: [un]Apologetic conference provides tools to strengthen faith
Prior to attending the [un]Apologetic Evangelism Conference, Kara Griffis, a first-time attendee, was a student at Dallas Baptist University in the late 90s, where she began to experience “contagious doubts” in her faith.