Surrogate mother’s story more complicated than it seems
When McKenna West, a cardiac nurse from Alaska, agreed to become the surrogate for a California couple late last year,
Arkansas DR ladies’ chainsaw team ‘able to bless a lot of people’
Six ladies from the Russellville area recently donned yellow shirts and chaps and other safety equipment, picked up chainsaws and went to work in Valdosta, Georgia.
Saving the preborn and spreading the gospel
In the last 50 years, the pro-life movement has grown in the United States. Data shows there are 2,700 pro-life
‘Silver bullet plan’: Struggling churches tend to look for unrealistic solutions
I remember watching “The Lone Ranger” television program as a child. It began filming in 1949, and reruns are still on some television stations or streaming services.
Monthly crime shows 3 European countries with most attacks against Christians
Germany ranks as the most dangerous country in Europe for Christians through the first half of this year, with France and Italy trailing close behind, according to an analysis of monthly crime tracking by a Christian organization on the continent.
South Korean believers to gather, pray for spiritual awakening
Concerned about the growing secularization of America, hundreds of South Korean believers will be arriving in the U.S. next month
BGAV’s Faison challenges members to live ‘free’
The 2024 annual meeting of the Baptist General Association of Virginia closed with a time of remembrance, worship and challenge, as BGAV Executive Director Wayne Faison spoke on the meeting’s theme of “Free Indeed.”
First person: Reflecting on Lindsey Graham’s death, other unexpected news
Sen. Graham was a former presidential candidate and a strong advocate for the war with Iran. He had been in Ukraine on Friday to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky.