The church has proven extremely adaptable in the challenges of this last year. But as things return to “normal” for most of us, could we use some of that flexibility to ensure accessibility to everyone in our community?

If your church has a desire to begin healthy overseas missions engagement but doesn’t know where to start, then here are four questions to help guide you to your first healthy international partnership.

Allow me to share with you a realistic regimen that can reverse the spiritual condition of a wayward heart.

When Sally Hinzie was asked to teach largely illiterate inmates about house churches, she used storying training to gather a group and equip them.

Patrick Ngwolo, lead pastor of Resurrection Houston, speaks with Here & Now's Tonya Mosley about George Floyd’s legacy.

With an increased number of refugees resettling and a decreased amount of infrastructure to support them, churches can meet some very real needs right now.

UBA is a relational network of churches working toward a common goal. In order to do that well, we have to actually be in relationship with one another, and we need to know why the association exists.

Pastor Steve Bezner of Houston Northwest highlights how the Union Baptist Association works to support healthy church work in every nook and cranny of the greater Houston area.

En los Estados Unidos, es muy común encontrar iglesias anglo con ministerios hispanos. Lamentablemente, en mi experiencia estos ministerios hispanos en un promedio más alto que el que quisiera admitir, terminan en un estado de lo que yo llamo "esquizofrenia estructural." Es cuando la identidad del ministerio se pierde, y ya no se sabe si son un ministerio o una iglesia autónoma.

When we started a missionary home group, we assumed it'd be full of Boomer missionaries like we had experienced in the past. Instead, it was a diverse crowd. There were some Boomers like us, but word of our home group had resonated with one particular demographic looking for community—single, millennial women.