If the coronavirus outbreak has proved anything, it’s that hunger and poverty must be addressed through creative and collaborative efforts between government, private-sector and faith-based
By David Dawson Baptist and Reflector From pumpkin pies to flip-flops to trash bags, ClearView Baptist Church in Franklin, Tennessee, is using all kinds of items
By Barbara Hoffmann Florida Baptist Witness With a heart to share the gospel, two sets of brothers — the Bennetts in Jacksonville and the Russells
Though education prepares us for life in a general sense and specific courses get us ready for certain careers, God can easily override experience with
Margaret Colson, TAB special assignments editor, already had her heart turned toward churches in crisis before the COVID-19 pandemic ever hit. In December 2017, she
By Gail Davis International Mission Board “Hello.” I woke to this message on my phone. The sender didn’t give their name or any further message.
In the midst of a strange and stressful year, people turned to the same place they have for decades in their search for answers. The
As the COVID-19 pandemic stretched on in 2020, people began to be concerned about the stress pastors were facing — and rightly so, said Candace
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