Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander (1818–1895) was a famous Irish hymn writer and poet. She wrote 400 hymns, including “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and the
Valeria Arevalo doesn’t count calories on Sundays and for a good reason. “Calories make me happy, and Jesus wants to see me happy,” said Arevalo,
When Morgan Brown has one of those days when nothing seems to be going right, she remembers an important truth she’s learned in her faith
Kristi Moore has vivid memories of growing up in Mission Friends, Girls in Action and Acteens at her home church of First Baptist, Amarillo, Texas.
When Doris Opoku and her family immigrated to the United States from Ghana in 2008, they had no idea what ministry opportunities God had in
Hannah More (1745–1833) was an English writer, abolitionist, educator and philanthropist. This year is the 275th anniversary of her birth. On Feb. 2, 1745, Hannah
Saluting “the sons and daughters of America” serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, Mary Gray said she is compelled to minister to military wives and
By Grace Thornton Ruba Abbassi, CEO of the Jordan-based ministry Arab Woman Today (AWT), is the recipient of this year’s Dellanna West O’Brien Award for
