‘Hillbilly 100’: Race ministry team reaches fans at famed dirt track race
The annual “Hillbilly 100” dirt track race at the Tyler County Speedway in rural West Virginia is dubbed “America’s oldest
Ruling favors flight attendants fired for expressing faith-based views
Two former Alaskan flight attendants who filed a lawsuit after they were fired for expressing their faith-based opinions could likely find a jury to rule in their favor, an appellate court decided.
Messengers come to Indiana prepared to do business
Of 50 motions presented during the SBC Annual Meeting, one passed, seven were rejected, eight were ruled out of order and 33 were referred to various SBC entities or the Executive Committee.
Community response ‘fantastic’ after lightning on steeple sparks fire
No one was injured after lightning struck the steeple of Deenwood Baptist Church during a thunderstorm Monday, July 7, sparking a fire that is expected to leave the church’s sanctuary a total loss.
First person: Self-absorption results in great loss
He preserved his smartphone at all costs, even if it meant potentially ending lives.
Alaska pastor shares benefits, challenges of saying ‘yes’ to God
Luke Jones said that as a young man there were a few things that didn’t stick. Piano tuning was one
Village authorities in Laos arrest pastor, 5 other Christians
Village officials in central Laos recently arrested a pastor and five other Christians as they prayed in preparation for worship services the next day, according to a rights watchdog.
Las Vegas church planter says God’s grace helped congregation build community
Joseph Gibbons said you never know what someone’s story is going to be in Las Vegas. Any person you meet