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  Save Ukraine seeks to rescue children, restore families

  In the past decade, Save Ukraine has rescued and returned to Ukraine more than 500 children who had been deported forcibly to Russia and Russian-controlled territories.

  10/02/2024 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Texans on Mission rebuild home for tornado victim

  Brooke Brandon never will forget the tornado that hit Matador last year. And she always will remember the Texans on Mission volunteers who rebuilt her home.

  10/01/2024 - By Russ Dilday / Texans on Mission

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  Evangelical leaders urge biblical principles on immigration

  More than 200 evangelical Christian leaders—moderates as well as influential conservatives—have signed an open letter urging the presidential candidates of both parties to reflect “biblical principles on immigration.”

  10/01/2024 - By Jack Jenkins / Religion News Service

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  After Hurricane Helene, faith groups ramp up disaster relief

  en before Hurricane Helene made landfall in the United States on Sept. 26, faith-based disaster groups were on the move.

  10/01/2024 - By Bob Smietana / Religion News Service

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  Correlation between persecution and corruption explored

  Nations identified as some of the worst persecutors of Christians also have some of the most corrupt governments, a new study by International Christian Concern asserts.

  09/30/2024 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Hendrick Health marks 100 years of service to community

  Hendrick Health in Abilene has provided vital healthcare services in West Texas for 100 years this September.

  09/30/2024 - By Lynne Bruton / Hendrick Health

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  Church leaders urged to reimagine future for buildings

  As many as 100,000 church-owned buildings are expected to be sold or repurposed by 2030, according to an analysis in a new book.

  09/27/2024 - By G. Jeffrey MacDonald / Religion News Service

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  Displaced Mexican Baptists allowed to return home

  More than 30 Baptist families who were forced from their homes in Mexico’s Hidalgo State in April have been allowed to return home, a human rights organization focused on international freedom of religion reported.

  09/27/2024 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Self-care essential to avoid ministerial burnout

  People in helping professions of all kinds risk experiencing compassion fatigue and burnout, but ministers face an additional issue, clinical psychologist Don Corley of Waco asserted.

  09/27/2024 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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  Proximity and cooperation key to justice and compassion

  Speakers at a Fellowship Southwest conference challenged participants to think about the intersection between faith and justice.

  09/26/2024 - By Calli Keener / Baptist Standard

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  Everett: Solving hunger and poverty requires teamwork

  Crossing lines to work together is essential in addressing hunger and poverty, Jeremy Everett told Fellowship Southwest Compassion & Justice Conference participants.

  09/25/2024 - By Calli Keener / Baptist Standard

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  Settlement talks between SBC and Johnny Hunt fail

  Court-ordered mediation between a former Southern Baptist Convention president and lawyers for the nation’s largest Protestant denomination failed last week, meaning the dispute between the two parties likely is headed to a trial in November.

  09/25/2024 - By Bob Smietana / Religion News Service