ROCKSPRINGS, Texas (BP) – Flash flooding that wiped out the only road to a Texas Hill Country adventure camp last week prompted a call for help that led to a ride that 325 middle schoolers will never forget.
Women in the high elevations of the Himalayas wear colorful aprons, which also serve the practical purposes of oven mitts, dishcloths and tissues. IMB Photo
Snowcapped mountains stand tall, sprinkled with forests of greenery against backdrops of blue sky. Despite being layered with light, these mountain ranges are home to some of the least reached people groups, making it one of the most spiritually dark places in the world.
William Kenzo Nakamura U.S. Courthouse, Seattle, Washington
SEATTLE (BP) – Becket has submitted an amicus brief supporting a Christian ministry’s right to hire support staff who agree with the ministry’s tenets in a case the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is rehearing.
Left to right: Kelley Garrett, director of CB Outreach, Andrew Maddox, secretary and coordinator of Wrap Closet; Tony Gomillion, treasurer of CB Outreach; and Jacob Crum, intern, stand together in the aisles at CB Outreach’s Wrap Closet. Photo by Zoë Watkins/The Baptist & Reflector
PULASKI, Tenn. — Those leading and volunteering at CB Outreach in Pulaski want their unity to show the world the truth of Christ.
Photo by Brandon Porter
NASHVILLE (BP) – In early July, Americans lit up the night sky with fireworks and festivities as they marked the 250th anniversary of the United States. As the celebrations fade like the summer sun, how should American Christians exercise their freedoms as they move toward the next milestone?
Tim Beougher speaks to participants at an Intentional Leader event July 14 in Prattville, Ala. Photo by Michael Brooks/TAB
Many pastors spend so much time helping others that they neglect helping themselves, according to one seminary professor. “The old adage is that we’d rather ‘wear out’ than ‘rust out,’ but there’s another, more biblical, option,” Tim Beougher, told a group of Alabama pastors.
Women in the high elevations of the Himalayas wear colorful aprons, which also serve the practical purposes of oven mitts, dishcloths and tissues. IMB Photo
Snowcapped mountains stand tall, sprinkled with forests of greenery against backdrops of blue sky. Despite being layered with light, these mountain ranges are home to some of the least reached people groups, making it one of the most spiritually dark places in the world.
