Todd and Pam Attaway taught English in a school in Thailand for four years. Teaching wasn’t the only priority. They hoped to minister to the children they taught during their stay.
Country Spotlight: Canada
This is the country of the week.
Coptic Christians trying to Crusade
10 percent. That is the percentage out of the 91 million Egyptian population that Coptic Christians make up. That small 10 percent is under attack.
New student-led group meets weekly to pray over current events
Kesey believes that the PRAY Initiative is unique because it provides an outlet for North Greenville students to focus on their prayer life.
Photoblog: What’s your view on Christian Worldview Week?
“You have to watch what you allow to go into your mind.”
5 women who are leaving a legacy at North Greenville University
In honor of Women’s History Month, here is a tribute to five special women who are impacting NGU for the best.
A man with a different kind of Bible
“Technology is a tool. It can be used for good or evil. It’s up to us as the Church to find a way to leverage that for good.”
A Christian’s Appearance: Affecting Believers and Nonbelievers Alike
Christians who have chosen to be tattooed, often face resentment from those who say that the Bible dictates against these artistic displays. However, the word of God only once mentions the idea of tattoos and is mostly misquoted by those who claim to defend it.
