ERLC’s Leatherwood pledges pro-life support in Illinois
The new head of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, Brent Leatherwood, recognized the deep difficulties in
Prayer revives Arkansas church
In February 2018, Crossroads New Baptist Church near Little Rock, Arkansas, was close to shutting its doors. Attendance had dwindled;
Faith behind bars: Historic commencement held at Mississippi Correctional Institute for Women
Twelve women graduated with degrees in Christian Service, becoming the first female field ministers in Mississippi’s prison system.
More than a decade after Arab Spring, gospel moves amid staggering ongoing trauma
Drew Carson* has a hard time believing it’s been 10 years since the Arab Spring started on the western side
First Person: Giving thanks where it’s due
Among the original American holidays on our calendar, Thanksgiving for many of us harbors the warmest thoughts and deepest sentimentalities.
Debt-free north Georgia church marks special occasion by giving away money
COVID-19 may have impacted lots of things, but it didn’t impact giving at Peavine Baptist Church in north Georgia. Peavine,
Church leaders warned of coming generational decline
An immediate concern for future-conscious leaders is the coming demographic cliff described by Kelly Kannwischer at the Illinois Leadership Summit.
First Person: Reasons to sing at Christmas
Do you recall the scene from “The Sound of Music” when Captain Von Trapp is transformed from a tyrannical, overbearing