Arkansas softball player uses athletic skills to shine ‘the light of Jesus’
Hannah Gammill is well known at the University of Arkansas for her athleticism on the field, playing third base for
Church holds car show amid threats of $1,000 fine by county officials
More than 100 vintage and classic automobiles were spread across the property of Flat Creek Baptist Church of Fayetteville, Georgia,
Hunger and Poverty Summit offers seeds of hope against ‘wicked problems’
In a world facing serious problems of hunger, poverty and environmental degradation: “We need hope, and we need it badly,” said Father Emmanuel Katongole, professor of theology and peace studies at Notre Dame University.
‘Wonderful year’: Dockery speaks to restored sense of stability at Southwestern Seminary
“Southwestern Seminary is in a very different place than it was 33 months ago,” said David Dockery, president of Southwestern Seminary. “The board, faculty, staff and students are unanimous in their sense of joyful hopefulness.”
George Bullard’s new book released by TAB Media Group
Most congregations have not fully captured God’s vision for them and too often settle for average — rather than strive
When does someone qualify as a regular church attendee?
At what point does someone qualify as a regular church attendee? A Lifeway Research study found answers vary.
Called to the nations: Life inside IMB’s missionary pipeline
Amanda Nunn is retirement age. She’s a widow and a mother of a recent college graduate. She feels a calling
Memorial cross raised for victims of afterschool program tragedy
Signs in the village still declare “Chatham Strong” one year after the tragic deaths of four children and a teenage camp counselor at an afterschool program.