Like many people, Ryan Johnson says Juneteenth wasn’t on his radar several years ago. But now that he knows more about it, he sees it as an opportunity to show the gospel by loving others and working toward Christian unity.
Having fun and enjoying the little things in life is important at any age. Read Debbie Childers’ account of a funny story involving a friend and how that reminded her of the importance of laughter and joy.
The church bulletin is a vital communication tool for connection within your congregation. Here are five ways to improve yours.
The Olympics and Paralympics start in mid-July and run through the beginning of September. Digital responders can sign up for a weeklong virtual missions trip where they’ll be on call to answer chat requests.
Chris Mills, student missions mobilizer for SBOM, said he is encouraged more and more each year after seeing the number of young people attending REACH, an event dedicated to commissioning new missionaries to reach the ends of the earth.
Oxymoron, paradox, contradiction — whatever you might call it, pride and humility don’t go together.
In 1966, Alabama native and Howard College graduate William “Billy” E. Dodson responded to a call for Baptist ministers ready for immediate commission and active duty in the U.S. Navy. Here is his story.
Christianity involves a vertical relationship with God and a horizontal relationship with people, writes Morris Murray Jr.
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