One in 10 Americans have made a charitable donation using the text messaging feature on their mobile phones, according to a newly-released study produced by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project and Harvard's Berkman Center for the Internet & Society.
Missions leaders from across the nation proclaimed the good news of Jesus Christ during the 2011 National Woman’s Missionary Union missions celebration and annual meeting in Phoenix.
Barclay Newman, a longtime translator for the American Bible Society. is disappointed modern editions of the world’s most popular version do not include the 11-page opening, simply called “The Translators to the Reader.”
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Artists — whether novelists, playwrights, journalists, musicians, painters, etc. — should consider their message first, even before contemplating earning a living.
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By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor COLUMBIA — Clyde Chiles has seen a lot of changes in evangelistic approaches in his 52 years as an active vocational evangelist. But he believes the message must not change, and evangelists always must demonstrate integrity. Chiles, one of
By Ken Satterfield, Word&Way Advertising and Marketing CoordinatorInternet technology known as "podcasting" sounds like something out of a science-fiction movie. The term comes from blending "broadcasting" and Apple's popular iPod device. In spite of that, you don't have to purchase an iPod to be able
By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor Expectations are high for the Heart of America Billy Graham visit that begins Thursday, Oct. 7, and continues through Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. It has been nearly five years since Dr. Graham conducted an evangelistic