African Christians look beyond their borders
NEW FRONTIERS, including urban ministry and unreached nations, discussed at Africans Claiming Africa for Christ. LUSAKA, Zambia - Africa is big. China, the United States,…
Archive: Nov 2012
Spotlight: Welcome back
WINGO, Ky. — Boyd Taylor was 16 years old the first time he delivered a sermon at the Wingo Church of Christ. The title of…
A Conversation with James Franklin
MIZZOU QUARTERBACK discusses life of faith on the national stage of college football. James Franklin, a four-star 2010 recruit from Lake Dallas High School in…
York joins council for Christian Colleges
YORK, Neb. — York College has joined the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities, becoming the first Nebraska higher education institution admitted to the Washington,…
Partners, November 2012
HIGHER EDUCATION BAXTER INSTITUTE TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Steve Teel will succeed Howard Norton as president of Baxter Institute, which trains workers for ministry across Latin…
Across the Nation, November 2012
ARKANSAS TEXARKANA — Two congregations on opposite sides of the state line have merged “so that a greater work can be done in the city…
Spotlight: A life-saving gift for Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The government of Haiti gladly accepted the gift of a portable defibrillator from a church-supported ministry — and promptly put it to…
Around the World, November 2012
The jungle-like forest, in India’s Andhra Pradesh state, is famous for its caves and wildlife — including tigers. Subhan, a minister in Nandavaram, and four…
Paying it forward: Victims help victims
VOLUNTEERS FROM AN ALABAMA church that lost its building in a tornado travel to Louisiana to help after a hurricane. LaPLACE, La. - For about…
EDITORIAL: The high calling of free speech
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the…
