Dutch youth say smartphones are hurting their faith — but also credit social media with their first encounter with Christianity, according to a new report presented Friday at the inaugural "Young Generations Day" in the Netherlands.
NASHVILLE (BP) – The legacy of a just-resolved case involving the North American Mission Board may be … nothing.
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. – Baptist leaders in Christian County, Ky., believe God is doing something extraordinary.
OCALA, Fla. -- A first-generation Cuban couple living in the U.S. decided to leave the American dream for God's calling to serve among an Indigenous people group in Colombia. Their church, whose members are primarily first-generation, rallied behind them as enthusiastic partners in the Great Commission.
A scheduled Turning Point USA Faith tour stop at a Florida Baptist church featuring the widow of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk has apparently been canceled
We are arguably the most technologically connected generation in history, yet loneliness has become a public health crisis and you may be the only gentleness someone encounters today. We need to decide what kind of presence we bring into a room, because our grace may be one of the most powerful prescriptions of all.
Christian leaders across Africa gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa for a meeting that aimed to affirm the narrative of global missions and position the African church as a sending force for the gospel.
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – This summer, the world’s attention will turn toward North America and the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With Atlanta being the site of several matches, including a semi-final, Georgia Baptists are looking to take advantage of the excitement around the event, using it as an opportunity to reach…
An evangelistic ministry founded by an automotive industry icon is helping young adult Generation Z Christians share their faith more confidently and effectively on social media
The second volume of a two-part resource has been published to help Dutch churches engage with younger generations. Martine Versteeg-ter Veen, director and general secretary of MissieNederland, told Christian Daily International that the book was published because evangelicals in the Netherlands saw that many churches struggle to be communities where all generations truly belong.
Women’s lives as they follow Jesus often take unexpected twists and turns. This testimony invites us to see how fruitful ministry can unfold in surprising and ordinary places, through coffee, patience, and a deep belief in people who are rebuilding their lives.
