As the third-generation president of Presbyterian & Reformed Publishing, Bryce Craig leaves a legacy of promoting the gospel and strengthening the church through books.

In 2009, Pastor Brian Sleeth found himself homeless. Now, he leads a ministry to the homeless in downtown Baton Rouge.

Former students, church members, colleagues, and family celebrate the impact of Bill Barcley’s ministry as he retires.

“I’m going to take care of patients of all faiths and patients of no faith, but we will be guided by our faith in terms of what we will be willing and what we won’t be willing to do.” Read about Rejoice Fertility.

“Every day I wake up at some level and just am stunned at where God has brought us.”

First Presbyterian of Gulfport marked Hurricane Katrina’s anniversary with a message of thanks to those who helped the church and community.

Steve DeBoer, a member of Trinity Presbyterian Church (PCA), is one of the most accomplished runners in the whole world.

The police officer who carried extra coats and children’s Bibles is now the pastor encouraging his congregation to care for its neighbors in need.

In Naples, Florida, Covenant Church of Naples (PCA) believes discipling the next generation begins at home and continues at church. But it can also extend into the school classroom.

Forai, which stands for “Friends of Refugees and Immigrants,” is both a business and a ministry–employing refugee women as artisans to sew and create jewelry.