Washington church utilizes extra building space to minister to neighbors, homeless
Desperate economic times created dire conditions that forced staggering numbers of citizens to turn vehicles into temporary homes, but left
Church planters in a ‘hard’ place: ‘God was preparing us for this all along’
“You must be out of your mind.” No one said it. But it had to be what most reasonable people were thinking when they heard what Christian and Laura Rowland had decided to do.
Southern Baptist evangelists plan to focus on mentoring, outreach in 2022
With a 62-year history of dedication to supporting the Body of Christ, the Conference of Southern Baptist Evangelists is looking
First Person: The church must renew focus to reach ‘nones,’ ‘dones’
In his popular podcast “The Briefing,” Albert Mohler recently analyzed U.S. Census data and other polling information now available concerning
Students serving North Miami through GenSend return home with ‘intentional’ goals
Sandy beaches and warm temperatures make Miami a summertime paradise and international tourist destination. But for eight college students, it
Louisiana church sees 55 baptisms in one day after crusade
The baptisms came two weeks after the crusade, held March 16-19 in the Denham Springs High School football stadium. The four-day spiritual encounter, including all related outside events, yielded 1,316 persons decisions for Jesus.
Arizona couple devotes retirement to DR work, serves Louisiana residents following Hurricane Ida
When Hurricane Andrew wrecked Miami in 1992, Dave and Norma Turner lived there. “Right after it happened, [Southern Baptist Disaster
Your Voice snippets from the Oct. 14 issue
“May God in His mercy lead us through these times; but above all, may He lead us to Himself.” Dietrich