IMB MK re-entry retreat offers ‘taste of all things Missouri’
Imagine growing up in another country with different customs, languages and cultures, and then coming to the United States to go to college. Our International Mission Board missionary kids (MKs) do this every year.
Georgia’s ‘heartbeat’ law goes into effect; pro-life advocates celebrate
Pro-life advocates celebrated a federal appeals court decision Wednesday (July 20) that allows a Georgia law to take effect banning
SBC 2023: June 13 Morning Recap
The 15 motions introduced within the first hour of the opening gavel of the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting in New
Barna study spotlights election influence of Christian voters
Researcher George Barna says this election season is marked by a significant drop in voter enthusiasm, particularly among Christian voters who have historically been key players in determining the outcome of presidential races.
Endangered youth: A closer look at gun violence and ways to keep kids safer
EDITOR’S NOTE — Across the nation, children and teens are plagued by a host of escalating tragedies, from substance abuse
First person: Two biblical lessons on time
“As 2025 begins to unfold, two biblical lessons regarding time emerge that will help us navigate whatever is ahead,” writes pastor Adam Dooley.
Missouri church damaged by fire after ice, snowfall
The cause is believed to be a large patch of ice and snow sliding down the pitched roof into a set of air conditioners and heating units. This broke some gas lines, and apparently broken electrical lines sparked a fire.
Dallas group continues fight against human trafficking
Poiema Foundation, a Dallas-area organization focused on human trafficking prevention and survivor care, has been working to educate the public on human trafficking, engage communities and empower survivors through their work…