‘Removing the barrier’: New scholarship opens doors for MS students
“The whole concept is really removing the barrier of cost of premium Christian higher education,” said Darby Renfro, a freshman at Mississippi College.
Utah missions team builds beds, home for family in Mexico
A six-person construction missions team from First Baptist Church Pleasant Grove, Utah, shares through pictures their experiences on the team’s ninth annual trip 27 miles south of Yuma, Arizona, to build a home for a needy family.
Know your limitations: Pastors, here are 15 things you can’t do
Pastors are amazing people. They faithfully serve Sunday after Sunday, often with no desire for recognition or fame. In faith, they can do a lot – but here are several things they can’t do.
Mississippi College approves name change, other ‘transformative steps’
After significant review and in preparation for the institution’s 2026 bicentennial, the Mississippi College board of trustees Monday (Nov. 18) approved a name change from Mississippi College to Mississippi Christian University.
Review: Is Prime Video’s ‘Rings of Power’ a fantasy series suitable for families?
A new television series, Prime Video’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” (TV-14) is good news for Christian families. It’s a live-action fantasy TV series without sexuality, nudity or any coarse language.
Your Voice: Are we intentional disciple makers?
When my daughter was baptized at the age of 7, a woman in our church asked my wife, Mary Leigh,
Ukraine retreat offers peace in midst of processing trauma
Leo Regheta led 160 pastors and their families for a weeklong retreat in prayer and a peaceful time with God along the Black Sea in Odesa, Ukraine.
‘Dire wolf-ish’?: ‘De-extinction’ and the Christian worldview
Colossal Biosciences announced Monday (March 7) the birth of three wolves that have been genetically engineered to resemble the extinct dire wolf. But how should Christians approach this news?