Clarity, courage and compassion’: Students serve Denver residents in need
For a team of Carson-Newman University students and staff, it was a December to remember. Composed of seven students and three leaders, the group traveled to Denver, Colorado, during Christmas break to serve those in need.
Appellate court permits Florida church to resume worship services
A Florida church can now resume in-person worship services after a state appeals court temporarily lifted a lower court injunction against the congregation.
Mississippi News Oct. 29
Obituaries Gary Pettit, a bivocational pastor who served Mississippi Baptist churches and the oil industry, died Aug. 14. He was
Pro-life groups sue for right to hire pro-lifers
Two pro-life organizations, Right to Life of Michigan and Pregnancy Resource Center, are challenging a state law that forces them to recruit and hire individuals who oppose their fundamental beliefs and mission.
‘Who was this woman?’: New biography offers unique perspective on Elisabeth Elliot
The view from the audience is not always accurate and certainly never complete. And the same can be said of viewing the life of Elisabeth Elliot.
Study asks churchgoers if they are sharing their faith. The findings may not surprise you.
While churchgoers may be praying about ways to tell others about Jesus, many aren’t doing much to make that happen.
USDA employees sue over ‘coercive’ Christian messaging
Federal employees are suing Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, arguing her use of Christian messaging in the workplace is “unconstitutionally coercive.”
Ben Mandrell to trustees: Lifeway has ‘emerged with resilience’
Gathering for the first-time in person in 2022, Lifeway Christian Resources trustees heard how God has been faithful to the