In September, a group of Mission to the World (MTW) missionaries completed Launch, MTW’s five-day training for those who have been approved to enter the mission field. Launch is the first of three training experiences that missionaries complete before embarking on their journeys. During Launch, missionaries learn about the MTW culture and the tools they…

When you know what it’s like to be lost and then found, it shapes you. When the Gospel reaches your heart, your heart breaks for refugees.

Covenant Theological Seminary has expanded its financial aid to pastors interested in pursuing a D.Min. degree and students who have been involved with Reformed University Fellowship (RUF).

In mercy ministry, Nabors notes, the overall goal is not to feed people for a day, but to encourage, train, and disciple them so that one day they will be able to feed themselves and minister to others.

Since the Bible is one big story of God’s redemptive work – and believers are part of that story – then through our waiting we join with other biblical characters who waited.

“I suspect there will be increasing pressure put on chaplains to be less vocal about the Gospel. But the good news is that our chaplains are pressing on. Our chaplains are answering the call to serve and share the Gospel.”

The funds will go toward a new dining hall, new lodge, an expanded lake, and additional camper housing in “Treehouse Village.”

In 2005 MNA Disaster Response coordinated volunteers throughout the Gulf Coast in Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath. Now the churches that received help in 2005 want to help those in need farther north.

Bryan Chapell talks with Ed Stetzer of Christianity Today about the distinguishing characteristics of the PCA.

The story of racial injustice in our country’s past continues to shape our present. I think our elders feel and know this to be the case as well for our denomination.