Yaroslav Pavenko volunteered to minister to Ukrainian soldiers at 14 after militants killed two of his brothers in the War in Donbas. 

Jesus, when he rose from the grave, was mistaken for a gardener. It is my favorite story.

A serious drug arrest had darkened my horizon. But a sweet, soft voice whispered words of hope.

Evangelicals object to “extremely troubling” proposal that would exclude many religious groups.

A Hispanic Baptist leader focuses on ministering to his family after his great-granddaughter dies in the school shooting.

While headlines warn of a driver shortage and supply chain crisis, chaplains say the demands of the industry have always been arduous.

Once considered a beacon of peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims, the West African nation has been embroiled in unprecedented extremist violence.

The spiritual care ministry finds itself responding to more situations of “civil unrest” following recent shootings and police killings.

Identifying our fears can better help us pastor ourselves and others better.

Pushed by pandemic, schools are reinventing a core part of campus life to work on the internet.