Trustees of the Southern Baptist Convention elected David Platt Aug. 27 as president of the International Mission Board. The bestselling author, 36, took office immediately after his election. Formerly, Platt lived in Birmingham with his […]
[media-credit id=5232 align=”alignnone” width=”376″][/media-credit]Union University’s annual GO Week is Sept. 15-19 and will feature speakers Afshin Ziafat and D.A. Horton, as well as gospel group Shane and Shane. The week kicks off Monday at 7 p.m. in […]
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series on alumni who have gone into the ministry. Megan Coley, a 2013 Union alumna, has always had a heart for missions, especially in Nicaragua. After graduation, […]
By Kathryn Moore Staff Writer Instead of going through the typical college routine of classes, homework and social events, junior psychology major Kierstie Kirby is experiencing a semester of hard work in a Third World […]
By Kathryn Moore Staff Writer Amid the hustle and bustle of campus life, missionary families from around the world find time for rest and renewal as a part of the campus Missionary-in-Residence Program. The program, […]
The bus, straight from England and renovated to be a rolling thrift store, is part of the Red Bus Project, which seeks to raise awareness on college campuses nationwide about the needs of orphans. The project is an extension of Shared Hope, an or- ganization founded by Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife that aids orphans worldwide. […]
“People who really want to make a difference in the world usually do it, in one way or another,” said Katie Davis in her book “Kisses from Katie.”
In the memoir, Davis makes a difference as she tells of her life in Uganda at the young age of 21. Her story has influenced readers’ lives and empowered them to pursue a life like hers. […]
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