A network in action: Resort ministry to serve locals, canyon visitors
With dusty shoes, sweat-moistened brows and water bottles in hand is how several million visitors to Grand Canyon National Park
More than 30 migrant workers turn to Christ after melon harvest
More than 30 migrant workers who came to southwest Georgia to harvest watermelons will leave with much more than a
New England Baptists find encouragement, friendship from Florida pastors
It is not rare for New Englanders to travel to South Florida during the winter months as they seek to
Audience grows for Sound of Freedom’s anti-trafficking message
Amid a slate of summer blockbusters, “Sound of Freedom” continued its success at the box office, grossing more in its
McCoy discusses cultural shifts, gender and new book in podcast interview
Katie McCoy discusses church’s stance on gender and identity, citing cultural shifts: ‘Here’s the world that we’re living in; now, what do we do with it?’
Relief efforts underway after tornadoes ravaged New Orleans, southeast Louisiana
Multiple tornadoes ripped through southeast Louisiana Tuesday, March 22, damaging homes, leaving thousands without power, and causing multiple injuries and
Church makes room for first responders on the job
Church transforms an unused room into a haven for first responders, offering relaxation, worship, and community, aiming to share gospel.
Crane retires after more than 47 years in ministry
After more than 47 years in ministry, Greg Crane has announced his retirement. He currently serves as minister of music