Pastors should choose humility, be ‘ministry sherpas,’ Hebert says
In 2016, the world watched as American mountaineers Cory Richards and Adrian Ballinger tried to climb Mount Everest without supplemental
Taliban rule brings uncertainty, fear to Afghan Christians
The Taliban’s August takeover of Afghanistan has filled many in the secretive underground Christian church with fear and uncertainty. “We
First person: One call brought hope to Appalachian families
Trusting that God had put her on my heart for a reason, I made one phone call. What happened next was nothing short of a miracle.
Messengers sustain removal of 3 churches not in ‘friendly cooperation’
Despite emotional appeals to overturn their dismissal from the Southern Baptist Convention, messengers voted to sustain the removal of three
Boater credits God with protection during Hurricane Ida
Donald Autin, a deacon at Bayou Vista Baptist Church in Morgan City, Louisiana, is thankful for God’s protection as he
Louisiana church offers respite care for seniors with dementia and their caregivers
With more and more older adults and even some middle-aged adults receiving a diagnosis of dementia, this ministry is proving to be a welcomed service that the church is able to offer to their community.
Book review: Both new, longtime believers able to see God’s love in ‘The Great Love of God’
In his new book, “The Great Love of God,” Heath Lambert reflects on his experience of how the reality of
Grandparents Day is September 12
In 1970, Marian McQuade, a West Virginia woman who advocated for the elderly, initiated a campaign to establish a day