Whether it's making a meal, teaching Zumba, doing crafts, or playing games, serving others (and allowing yourself to be served) is a blessing to us all.
By reclaiming the the biblical understanding of brothers and sisters in Christ, the church can be a picture of healthy community in a relationally confused world.
Women are busy—maybe now more than ever. Here are simple ways to encourage and equip women to develop Christ-centered relationships, study God’s word, and train others to do the same.
Do you want to make an impact in your community? Loving Houston helps churches partner with their local schools to love our neighbors as Christ has loved us.
By simply obeying God’s prompting, Mildred McWhorter pioneered the evolving role of Mission Center Director before there was an actual Mission Center. Her own definition of missions expanded with each passing day.
Church leaders would do well to ask “What types of people live in our community but don’t come to our church?” Centering in these margins can help reach otherwise invisible people.
Foster care is hard work, and the goal is not to remain unaffected by children. Instead, we must all ourselves how we might serve kids in hard situations.