Sons of Jubal cross state line for historic concert
It was a historic occasion, a night to remember. The Sons of Jubal choir from Georgia crossed the Chattahoochee River and drove deep into Alabama territory, all the way to Opelika and nearly to Auburn.
Boyce volleyball head coach wins coach of the year award
In her first year as Boyce College volleyball head coach, Jackie Wells won the Division II Mideast Region Coach of
USCIRF: Nigeria continues to tolerate terrorism
Nigeria’s government at federal and state levels continues to tolerate attacks by non-state assailants who justify violence on religious grounds, according to a report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF).
Busload of children stopped by extremists on way to Christian event
A busload of tribal children going to a Christian event in India was stopped by radicals claiming the event was
First person: 3 types of dangerous leaders
During the past 10 years, I’ve learned about three dangerous kinds of leaders. Check out more on who they are.
Church construction threatened by officials, Islamist groups in Indonesia
Islamist groups and two government officials are trying to stop construction of a Protestant church in Cilegon on western Java
Mississippi leaders challenged to care for new members
The 2024 Impact Trainings occurred in five locations across Mississippi throughout August, focusing on the theme of “Building a Healthy Sunday School/Small Group Ministry” for church leaders, staff members and volunteers.
Pastor called ‘walking miracle’ by doctors after transplant surgery
Terry Fortner recently celebrated his 25th Thanksgiving as pastor of Zion Hill Baptist Church in Cabot, Arkansas. While he’s always had