Five years after contracting the deadly virus in Liberia, the Christian doctor will serve at Mukinge Mission Hospital in Zambia.
Bobby Ross Jr.
After a wreck in Haiti severely injures a mission worker, Christians band together to send him home — and to carry on his work.
Our end-of-the-week review of important and/or simply interesting headlines from the world of religion.
Firefighters believe an electrical issue may have started the blaze.
What a brain tumor taught me about change and the church.
Adam D. Metz had my immediate attention with two early items in his treatise “Elite? A Christian Manifesto for Youth Sports in the United States.” …
Air Force grad says her faith and a cappella hymns helped her persevere in the classroom and on the track.
As believers go on to their reward others must step up.
For 50 years, the Electrifying Easternnaires have traveled the country, singing a cappella hymns and shaping young lives for service to God.
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As believers go on to their reward others must step up.
Preachers need more than just energy in the pulpit to transform lives.
After losing her daughter, one mom says 'grief and joy can hold hands.'
Preaching that engages multiple generations must be instructive and narrative, says minister Chris Seidman.
As Christians in Oklahoma help flooding victims, a minister discusses his church’s response.
‘I thanked God so many times today,” said Katie Clark, a member of the Memorial Road Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, after she completed her…
