Daily Archives: August 21, 2012

In Nepal’s Himalayas, seven recent high school graduates help reach Tibetans through conversational English clubs.

Believers among the Tibetan people group in Nepal known as the Lhomi love to worship. Their worship expresses the freedom from dreams and demons they’ve found in Christ. When they worship, it paints a picture of the rich cultural heritage of this Tibetan people group.

In his quest for reelection, President Obama and his campaign have gone against historical precedent and perhaps conventional wisdom by opting to make abortion a major theme in television campaign ads — something no Democratic nominee has ever done in a general election. The Obama campaign launched its third abortion-focused […]

Wives of the more than 2,000 church planters, pastors and ministry leaders attending the Send North America Conference at First Baptist Church in Woodstock, Ga. benefitted from a workshop tailored just for wives, encouraging them as God-called partners in ministry.

Married after a courtship initiated online, the Acevedos don’t consider themselves conventional. But it was the couple’s digital savvy that brought them to the North American Mission Board’s Send North America conference, which stirred the two’s passion for church planting.

LifeWay Ridgecrest Conference Center in North Carolina has been awarded the first-ever 2012 “Praise Award” by Religious Conference Manager magazine.

The “globals” generation — young 20- and early 30-somethings — display various characteristics relatively new to American culture, college professor Stephen Douglas Wilson writes on the challenge facing older Christians in imparting their faith to an emerging global, secular-minded generation.