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Alabama women make mats and blankets for homeless

MADISON, Ala. (BNC) by Jamie Suiter— The ladies of the Madison congregation have started making mats and blankets by recycling what most people throw in the trash. I talked with Pam Waller at the Madison church July 6, and she said… Continue Reading →

Video: Baptism is a work—of God, says missionary

Starting with John the Baptizer, Lance Mosher surveys the several baptisms of the New Testament and which is the one baptism for all time.

Illustrated Bible readings for children

ALKEN, BELGIUM (BNC) — A website has been launched with illustrated Bible readings for children. It is sometimes difficult to find Bible story books that are true to the Scriptures. In this case, actual readings from the Bible have been… Continue Reading →

‘God ready for Mt Juliet to do big things:’ Church deals with loss of David Shannon

The congregation looks to a big change in its life and work.

Writer ‘appalled’ Steven Hawking calls for humans to leave earth

Christian blogger in Texas is dismayed at ignorance displayed in famous physicist’s pronouncement.

David Shannon chosen as 16th FHU president, reactions positive

David Shannon worked with the Mt. Juliet TN church for 18 years.

Saints worship under tree after fleeing Pajok violence

Ngomoromo, Uganda, BNC – On April 16th, the first Sunday after this group of Christians was forced to flee to Uganda from the war zone in Pajok, South Sudan, they met under a tree for worship.

Pray for Saints in South Sudan!

South Sudan, Pajok – On Monday, April 3rd, the town of Pajok in South Sudan was attacked by soldiers who blocked the exits from the town and killed residents indiscriminately. Since South Sudan became a sovereign state on July 9, 2011… Continue Reading →

Do not sell your birthright!

Oklahoma City, OK  (BNC) – As a warning to other congregations, I recently published a history of the (Quail) Springs Church of Christ in Oklahoma City, showing how they were led astray. Their leaders were influenced by church-growth methods coming from… Continue Reading →

Race relations then and now: Hugh Fulford recalls 1968 merger

Preacher tells early example of a church merger that belies the statement about Sunday morning being the most segregated hour.

Online history of Quail Springs church

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – A history of the Quail Springs Church of Christ has been placed online at www.quailspringschurchofchrist.com by Roy Davison, long-time missionary to Belgium and publisher of the Old Paths Archive. The history traces the changes that have… Continue Reading →

Dylann Roof’s death sentence affirms sacredness of life

The Bible teaches the sanctity of human life through capital punishment.

Fortune cookie or heavenly Father?

Christian wife and mother feels reassured that God provides for needs.

Germany’s Rent-A-Jew suggests idea for Christians

When we interact with people, we have a chance to grow friendships. We can learn to appreciate the needs, desires, and struggles of others. Our Creator loves each of us. And knowing others gives us a greater chance to teach about the hope we have in us.

Gatlinburg on fire, saints lose homes, church loses building

No one has lost his life thus far, but the damages will be extensive.

LST’s association with instrumental churches

HURST, Texas (BNC)  – “Let’s Start Talking” was begun as a ministry by Mark and Sherrylee Woodward in 1981. The idea was to make contacts and give Bible instruction by offering people in other countries the opportunity to learn English… Continue Reading →

New Zealand saints shaken by earthquake

Missionary says he knows of none hurt.

Plants become bomb-sniffers. What else might they tell us?

Plants have a spiritual message, too.

GoSpeak launches 3rd annual Prayer Writing Month

Ministry invites all Christians to participate in various ways.

‘One thousand documented prayers answered’

A coworker recalls Joe Cannon’s little prayer book.

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