Gen Z is now Gen C. Social scientists are using the term to describe the youngest children who are growing up during the COVID-19 pandemic. Generation C, the thinking goes, will be forever marked because of how the crisis is shaping their formative years. It’s a heavy label with a lot of uncertainty. But as […]
Crowded field, big issues: Sharp debate expected at 2021 Southern Baptist Convention
Four candidates have announced their intention to run for SBC president when Baptists meet in June. The 2021 election, two years in the making, represents some of the biggest differences currently among Baptists. The candidate who emerges in Nashville could shape the denomination’s future on issues including racial reconciliation and social justice, theological direction, and […]
900 gather online and in person for Priority Women’s Conference
Even Billy Graham’s daughter once found the Holy Spirit too mysterious to understand. For Anne Graham Lotz, references to the “Holy Ghost” she heard as a child were more frightening than encouraging. Now, though, Lotz urges women to remember that the third member of the Trinity is listed that way not because he’s less important […]
Mission teams hit the road after COVID hiatus
Ken Schultz hadn’t performed in nearly a year when he dusted off his suspenders for a mission trip to Africa. The pastor of Crosswinds Church in Plainfield and long-time entertainer recently traveled to Kenya with a mission team to share the gospel with schoolkids. Schultz wowed the crowd with juggling feats and sleight of hand […]
Opening Day: Camps celebrate long-awaited return
The themes of IBSA’s 2021 summer camps forecast a joyous return to the places many adult leaders credit with deepening their faith. Bounce. Rebound. Comeback. If 2020 was a year without camp, this summer is shaping up to be a relaunch of treasured ministries, and memories. Lynnette Wilson is a big believer in summer camps. […]
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