By Grayson Hester Father Richard Rohr could have used a seemingly infinite number of metaphors to describe the Trinity—a courtroom, a competition, marriage, you name it. What he chose was…
By Grayson Hester Father Richard Rohr could have used a seemingly infinite number of metaphors to describe the Trinity—a courtroom, a competition, marriage, you name it. What he chose was…
By Kristen Thomason Many church signs display the words “All Are Welcome,” but Second Baptist Church in Liberty, Mo., wanted the special needs adults in their area to feel more…
By Grayson Hester The Body of Christ, broken for you, need not be a loaf of bread or even a gluten-free cracker. Sometimes, the most nourishing, the most eucharistic manifestation…
Por Grayson Hester El Cuerpo de Cristo, partido por ti, no tiene por qué ser una barra de pan ni siquiera una galleta sin gluten. A veces, la manifestación más…
By Kristen Thomason Parenting is hard. It’s even harder in a world saturated with social media and still coping with the after-effects of the pandemic. In these stressful times, many…
By Meg Rooney & Aaron Weaver DECATUR, Ga. — As churches emerge from the disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic into a landscape of declining attendance, generational divides and deep cultural…
By Marv Knox Laura and Carson Foushee’s Cooperative Baptist Fellowship mission assignment and its job description provided a perfect fit for the calling and personalities of a young couple who…
By Mina Podgaisky A few weeks ago, we had our first picnic for our Hispanic home Bible study group. We were 24 adults and six children. One of the oldest…
By Marv Knox When Emmanuel Baptist Church in Alexandria, La., needed to hire staff to lead its children’s and youth ministries, it struck gold by mining its own resources. The…
By Jeffrey Lee Our partnership with Poraka began soon after we arrive in Macedonia. Poraka is a group home for adults with developmental delays. As of now they have 105…