Heavenly Father’s love sustains many women suffering ‘father wound’
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) – Priscilla Roman says she felt carefree. She had just danced two hours in a Louisville, Ky., strip club and made $900 in a job she started the year her father reneged on a promise to co-sign a lease for her college apartment.
Tennessee couple rejoices in journey of ‘healing and restoration that is nothing short of a miracle’
JACKSON, Tenn. (BP) – In an instant, a casual father-son outing became a desperate fight for survival.
4 Father’s Day sermon ideas that reinforce Biblical manhood
Father’s Day gives pastors and church leaders an opportunity to speak into the family unit by ministering to the hearts of men.
National Foster Care Month: engage with healing, availability
NASHVILLE (BP) – Churches and communities provide a strong hand in helping those in the foster care system, says author Mary Ann McMillan. Whether it’s through counseling services, respite care or long-term care for families and children, they are important for closing the gap between the number of available homes and foster children in the system.
Texas pastor sees family ministry as catalyst for revival across the nation
FORT WORTH, Texas – Long before Jonathan Williams began serving in his current role as the senior pastor of Wedgwood Baptist Church in Fort Worth, he felt a strong burden to assist local churches in the area of family ministry.
Parental challenges, stress stymie Scripture engagement, American Bible Society finds
PHILADELPHIA (BP) – Parents are open to Scripture engagement, but are stymied by challenges including work/ family balance, fatigue and financial provision, the American Bible Society (ABS) said in its latest release from the 2026 State of the Bible.
New Mexico Children’s Home offering seminary for houseparents
PORTALES, N.M. (BP) – Some ideas are so simple, so needed and so good, it’s hard to figure out why it took so long to think of them.
FIRST-PERSON: The missionary call of motherhood
This season, it may look like your mission field is at the church, school, baseball field, basketball court, recital, graduations, college visits, wedding showers, or maybe all those places simultaneously.
Child Abuse Prevention Month is a reminder of diligence, vigilance
NASHVILLE (BP) – The attention brought by National Child Abuse Prevention Month for protecting the most vulnerable is not to be relegated to April and doesn’t begin with churches. It does, however, start with the Gospel.
Watchdog group names Zuckerberg to 2026 list of top sex exploitation enablers
WASHINGTON (BP) – Social media founder Mark Zuckerberg is himself branded as a mainstream contributor to sexual exploitation on the National Center on Sexual Exploitation’s (NCOSE) 2026 Dirty Dozen List released March 31.











