By Grayson Hester Father Richard Rohr could have used a seemingly infinite number of metaphors to describe the Trinity—a courtroom, a competition, marriage, you name it. What he chose was…
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By Kristen Thomason Parenting is hard. It’s even harder in a world saturated with social media and still coping with the after-effects of the pandemic. In these stressful times, many…
By Marv Knox When Emmanuel Baptist Church in Alexandria, La., needed to hire staff to lead its children’s and youth ministries, it struck gold by mining its own resources. The…
By Grayson Hester At the center of Europe lies a crossroads of the world. In the middle of this international intersection, a Cooperative Baptist Fellowship field personnel finds herself adjusting…
By Kristen Thomason Chaplains and pastoral counselors share God’s love during life’s most difficult moments. To honor their calling and commitment, CBF presents the Carl Hart Award for Excellence in…
By Jennifer Colosimo Last year, Shauw Chin Capps, president of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Foundation, began a deeper dive into the resources they provide Fellowship congregations. Whether churches are battling…
By Grayson Hester Reproductive health care and its practitioners are as old as the land and as storied as the Hebrew Scriptures themselves. Midwives, those who assist in childbirth, occupy…
By Marv Knox Healing wounds is about the easiest part of Karen Alford’s job. Convincing people who believe in voodoo to trust a nurse who practices Western medicine is another…
By Chris Hughes When the state of Florida got hit by back-to-back hurricanes within two weeks, Kenny Phillips was ready to respond, loading up his truck with as many supplies…
By Grayson Hester For many Americans, “Venezuela” has become a symbol for their anxieties about government overreach and the policies they deem as radical. It is often used as shorthand…