Neighborhood of Hope ministers to those who have lost everything
“We are to love people and we started going after people,” said pastor Chris Pritchett. “When someone gets burned out of their house, if they qualify, we put them in one of our houses until they get back on their feet…”
North African guard remembered for ushering gospel to the lost
The watchman. He was the grandfather who loved spy novels, Manchester United and coffee. Dawit was Matt and Gretchen Clay’s
First person: What does seeking to be more like Jesus mean in a future of unknowns?
A friend said to me recently, “You can’t save everybody, Jennifer,” and while that’s true, I still prefer to hold on to another friend’s reminder about the starfish story.
3 things to consider before downsizing your ministry staff
Anytime the economy is struggling, including inflationary times, it’s perfectly normal for leaders to look at downsizing their organizations. Right
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for January 23
INTEGRITY ESTABLISHED Daniel 1:8–21 We begin our study of Daniel with an introduction to the man. As a young man,
BWA, African Baptists send letter, prayers for Congo Christians
“In this time of chaos and uncertainty, we pray that the Lord will strengthen you and work through you on behalf of peace and care for those who are suffering.”
Ministry at Arkansas jail ‘has exploded’ with professions of faith
The inmates at the Poinsett County jail are hearing the gospel and asking Jesus into their hearts. Since September, nearly
Christian authors: Book publishing serves ‘vital role in civilization’
For years people have wondered whether printed books would soon become relics, replaced in the digital age. But a group