Churches need to move from a “member mentality to a missionary culture,” Reggie McNeal told members of Alabama Baptists’ Strategic Initiatives Task Force Aug. 19.
The rubble has long been cleared from the scar on Lower Manhattan that will forever be known as Ground Zero, but the process of healing
A new book, “As the Towers Fell,” is aptly described on its cover as offering “personal insights of Christians rocked by 9/11 — ordinary people
Christian music is big business. The sales numbers show that. But Christian music insiders argue it’s a ministry as well. Although sales figures fell about
Linda Ranson Jacobs knows the pain of divorce. She knows how it feels to be attending Sunday School with her husband one week, and then,
Youthquake, an evangelistic conference that will be held at the Cullman County Fairgrounds Oct. 1, will be a night “jam-packed from start to finish” for
PORTLAND, Ore. — “Shout to the Lord” and “Lord, I Lift Your Name on High” are the two most popular songs sung in Baptist churches
When Rony Javier Cruz-Oviedo arrived in America three years ago, the 10-year-old didn’t know how to hold a pencil, was illiterate and could barely walk.
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