Abruptly the white, Toyota truck turns off Bauchi Highway. For a moment, it stops. With a hand-held Garmin Global Positioning System (GPS), Harriet Bowman picks
Holding containers of frozen casseroles, Cindy Walker arrived at the homeless shelter with homemade meals to nourish and bless the residents when a man in
Closing his eyes, Larry Murphy could almost taste the Thanksgiving turkey and dressing. He could even hear his family’s voices. But the voices drowning out
No one would have wished for the record-breaking blizzard that hit Buffalo, N.Y., in October, but from an evangelistic standpoint, many are saying it has
Churches surveyed in southern Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina offered suggestions for how faith communities can be prepared for natural disasters. Many of the suggestions echo
Hurricane Katrina did more for St. Clair Baptist Association’s churches than give them a heightened awareness of the need — it gave them a heightened
Hurricane Katrina did more for St. Clair Baptist Association’s churches than give them a heightened awareness of the need — it gave them a
David (name has been changed) is intrigued by big ideas and how to make them work. Until his junior year in college, his plan was
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