Lee Krupnick was a Jew who hated Jesus, but through the prayers of his wife, Bonnie, and a miraculous healing he accepted Christ and the couple became well-known AG evangelists.

   Aug 05, 2021, By Glenn W. Gohr

John Hoffman was headed for jail, but a judge sent him to Adult & Teen Challenge instead and his life was changed forever.

   Aug 04, 2021, By Dan Van Veen

COMPACT Family Services opens recreational area for developmentally disabled kids.

   Aug 12, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

Pastors encouraged to plant congregations in difficult places.

   Aug 03, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

Children's pastor Perry Dissmore made 1,000 free throws a day for 50 consecutive days to raise money to help BGMC build a basketball court for ministry in Sri Lanka.

   Aug 11, 2021, By Dan Van Veen

Southeastern University's new school of mission will equip students for missional ministry in today's world while they serve the global Church in every sector.

   Aug 23, 2021, By Skylar Worthington

Southeastern University professor oversees transition home for boys aging out of foster care.

   Aug 26, 2021, By Rebecca Burtram

Severin Lwali, once a student from Kenya visiting the U.S., is Chi Alpha’s international representative.

   Aug 25, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

Lexi, a golden retriever much beloved by students and staff, serves as a certified therapy dog at Southeastern University's Academic Center for Enrichment.

   Aug 27, 2021, By Skylar Worthington

Pastor J. J. Vasquez concluded the 59th General Council in Orlando with a message on the church family, the challenges it presents and the guidance God gives.

   Aug 07, 2021, By Dan Van Veen