When Britton Latham was serving as a youth pastor in Huntsville, he kept hearing a story repeated over and over. “We would graduate high school
Seven days a week, Terry Long’s morning starts with an 8 o’clock phone call to Fred Lunsford, a 98-year-old retired pastor in North Carolina. Long
“I know God sent you to me today.” Those were the words spoken by one Montgomery-area school administrator to Candace McIntosh and her Serve Tour
“Still Becoming: Hope, Help and Healing for the Diet-Weary Soul,” a newly released devotional by author, speaker, and podcast host Laura Acuña, is not about
On the morning of July 27, 2020, Gilbert Newton killed his ex-girlfriend, Morgan McCaffery, one month after she broke off their year-long relationship. He was
Many churches have stopped handing out printed bulletins. During the pandemic, churches couldn’t distribute printed bulletins because attendance moved online. When we returned to in-person
Sue Woods has found a creative way to create new memories out of old ones. Woods, a retired home economics teacher from Jacksonville, is using
Several people have written about the factors derailing the mission of Christ in North America, but these efforts don’t “seem to be moving the needle,”
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