Zippy Dirkes can identify with the down and out in Phoenix.

   Nov 30, 2021, By John W. Kennedy

Nehemiah Manufacturing in Cincinnati hires a loyal workforce predominantly from those who have served time in prison, been chronically homeless, or those long addicted to substances.

   Jun 09, 2020, By John W. Kennedy

Nearly all white 14 years ago, Peoples Church in Cincinnati has made racial understanding a priority. Today, the congregation is truly multiethnic.

   Apr 13, 2015, By John W. Kennedy

Eight-year-old Phoenix Richey was face to face with death, but prayer kept death at bay as God intervened.

   Mar 26, 2018, By Dan Van Veen

Henry Flowers urges men not to make the same mistake he did.

   Sep 12, 2018, By Oneya Okuwobi

Wife’s near-death experience propels Duane Campbell to helping those dealing with trauma.

   Apr 24, 2018, By Peter K. Johnson

Nebraska leaders seek to empower local congregations by sharing responsibilities.

   Apr 25, 2018, By John W. Kennedy

Stop for a snack leads to a monumental decision.

   Aug 10, 2018, By Ashley B. Grant

Marion Wakeman, an English nurse, never dreamed that one day God would call her from the comforts of her clinic to minister to the physical, social, and spiritual needs of some of the most impoverished people in the United States — but when God placed them on her heart, she responded!

   Feb 22, 2018, By Darrin J. Rodgers

CMN director relates wake-up call on racial bias in America.

   Jul 19, 2018, By John W. Kennedy