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Research indicates parents, churches can help teens stay in church

Parents and churches together can help their teenagers decide to stay in church as young adults, new research from LifeWay Christian Resources indicates.... Continue Reading »

Developing?Disciples: The love of money

I don't think there's a Baptist alive who hasn't heard Hebrews 13:5: ?? I will never leave you or forsake you.? But that's actually only the last eight words of that verse. How many of us know the entire... Continue Reading »

Sturgis ministry shines light of Christ on massive Harley rally

Main Street in Sturgis, S.D., the first week of August each year becomes a sea of motorcycles parked row upon row, block upon block, restrained only by sidewalks lined with vendor booths selling everything from T-shirts to tattoos, and... Continue Reading »

Where voodoo & Christianity collide

The subtle or blatant presence of idolatry and debauchery abounds in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Yet, a beacon of hope is nestled snugly just off Bourbon Street ? Vieux Carre Baptist Church.... Continue Reading »

In Kenya, Page sees Baptists meet needs

Hours from any city, traveling on roads he could only describe as ?horrible,? Southern Baptist Convention president Frank Page recently saw firsthand how Southern Baptist representatives are partnering to provide clean drinking water to a highly remote, nomadic people... Continue Reading »

These Christian dairy workers spread hope throughout India

As Hindu neighbors outside celebrated the birthday of the Hindu god Ram with haphazard gunshots into the air and a show of swordplay in the streets, joyful greetings of ?Jai Masih? ? ?victory to the Messiah? ? rang out... Continue Reading »

‘Fuge’ draws largest crowd in a decade

Matt Overton, a high school senior from Gallatin, Tenn., prepared for a summer afternoon of extreme sports at Centrifuge camp in Ridgecrest, N.C. As he checked out the location of his next sports gig, someone yelled his name from... Continue Reading »

Developing?Disciples: Exchange student accepts Christ, disowned by family

Sherzod Odilov, an exchange student from Uzbekistan, did not anticipate the high price he would pay for his decision to follow Christ, but knowing the price Christ paid for him, he stands firm.... Continue Reading »

Children help families in war-torn Croatia

Would you jump rope for a goat? How about airlift a donation in a goat's honor? If you answered ?yes,? you?re not alone. Recently, Project MOST, an initiative of WMU's International Initiatives ministry, struck a chord with WMU children's... Continue Reading »

God at work on Thursday nights

The Thursday commitment service at the Henderson, Ky., World Changers turned into something very special last summer. It happened when staffer Sammy Jo Turner issued a challenge for students to be involved in vocational missions.... Continue Reading »

Upstate S.C. foundation pledges $1 million to Lifeway’s ‘Defining Moment’ campaign

An upstate foundation led by a former Lexington pastor has pledged $1 million toward LifeWay Christian Resources" new $29 million philanthropic campaign, "A Defining Moment."... Continue Reading »

Volunteers find Bangladesh village ripe for harvest

Bright green rice fields surrounded the village. A barefoot man spread harvested rice on a plastic sheet to dry it in the sun. A woman tended to two infant goats born the previous day, while other women hand-embroidered shirts... Continue Reading »