“Wade Williams was more biblically and spiritually driven than any other musician I’ve known — so evangelistic and mission-minded.”

Letter urges leaders to welcome differences of opinion and discourse on various issues, while affirming “the need for our leadership to always be searching for the center so that unity might be maintained and our mission might be accomplished.”

Eight overtures await the 42nd General Assembly regarding judicial process and the authority of the Standing Judicial Committee (SJC). TE Sean Lucas writes in favor of one such overture. TE David Coffin writes in opposition. Please join the conversation with your comments.

Even the best churches face conflict about vision and philosophy, battles over worship style, or worse — angry splits. Amid this turmoil, it seems impossible that two vastly different churches would come together to form a multigenerational, multiethnic community with a vision for Gospel transformation.

The Resurrection declared that death has been defeated and that life after death is no longer a theoretical concept but a surety.

“You get to see the demographic shift from being, say, just a small ministry located primarily in the Southeast, to a national ministry reaching coast to coast in the United States,” says Ryan Moore.

Athens, Georgia, is filled with dreamers. Boys who lie awake at night hoping they’ll grow up to be professional football players, basketball players, rappers. But when they get the question — what if it doesn’t work out? — their answer is always the same: “I don’t know.”

The Belgian senate overwhelmingly approved a bill that would allow medically-assisted suicide for any child diagnosed as terminally ill.

Claire Seaton wore the same dress every day this past October. In fact, the high school senior has done so for the past three Octobers.

Over the past eight years, Story has won a Grammy Award, become a full-time working mom, and has learned to walk beside her husband in the ups and downs of mental disability.