A lot of little popsicle sticks can go a long way when they’re put together. That’s what national Woman’s Missionary Union has been trying to show as they’ve been preparing for a craft stick houseboat for the past six months.
Maya and Jonathan Moore’s memoir, “Love & Justice: A Story of Triumph on Two Different Courts,” shares the full story of how they met and became a team that eventually was able to get his wrongful conviction overturned.
The Lily House in Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic, helps rescue women and girls from human trafficking.
In her book, Alyssa Joy Bethke shares journey of healing, of moving from the pressure of being everything to everyone to living a life with a “deep contemplation on the goodness of God.”
The majority of Christians love musical worship in some form or another. However, 14-year-old Noah Humpherys lives for it.
In Brenna Blain’s new book “Can I Say That? How Unsafe Questions Lead Us to the Real God,” she asks these questions and more.
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers are wrapping up their work in Clearwater, South Carolina, today (Nov. 1) and preparing to join the cleanup effort in western North Carolina.
“We have baptized more this year than any year I’ve been here,” said Ethan McCreary, pastor of Church on the Hill, which is averaging more than 300 people on Sundays.
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