Rashional Thoughts: Frightening reminder to take responsibilities seriously
When the six-member crew of the 178-seat Alaska Airlines flight 1282 left Portland headed to Ontario, California, on Jan. 5, they had no idea they would be testing out their emergency training in a real situation.
GA church won’t face fines for evangelistic outreach
A local official has backed off threats to fine Flat Creek Baptist Church, Fayetteville, Georgia, for hosting an evangelistic outreach
West African missionary returns home to train churches, make disciples
When International Mission Board missionary Moses knew that God was calling him to go make disciples on islands near Senegal, his knee-jerk response was no. His hesitance had nothing to do with disobedience or uncertainty …
College student earns associate’s degree 50 years in the making
Wes Segawa completed one class this past semester at Hannibal-LaGrange University and graduated with an associate degree in May. That’s
‘Devastating’: Baptist volunteers responding in wake of fires in TX, OK
Southern Baptists continue to respond to devastating wildfires in Texas and Oklahoma. “People have lost everything they own. They’re looking for help. But they’re also looking for hope for the days ahead,” a volunteer in Texas said.
‘People need hope’: DR crews reporting decisions for Christ in wake of Hurricane Idalia
In the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia, residents of south Georgia have been turning to Christ.
Church offers TN police officers space to grieve after shooting
Blount County residents are still reeling from the tragic death of Blount County Sheriff’s Department deputy Greg McCowan who was shot and killed during a traffic stop on Feb. 8.
For ‘glory of God’: AR church celebrates debt free status with note shredding
“We’re going to shred this mortgage for the glory of God,” pastor Dennis Phelps said as charter members made their way to one of three shredders placed throughout the sanctuary.