ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hurricane Helene made landfall near Perry, Fla., late on Sept. 26 and carved a unique, destructive path across the Southeast before dropping a deluge on South Central Appalachia. The extent of 2024’s most destructive storm would not be known until days later as flooding in Western North Carolina and East Tennessee permanently altered the landscape, wiping away entire communities and claiming the lives of at least 250 people... read more
NASHVILLE (BP) — The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) has released a new practical guide for churches on the topic of ministry in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). The free guide, titled “The Work of Our Hands: Christian Ministry in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” offers real-life scenarios and information about how Christians should leverage emerging technologies in ways that honor God’s design and uphold a biblical worldview... read more
Last September, Hurricane Helene tore through communities across western North Carolina, leaving a trail of devastation in its path. Strong winds, torrential rains and widespread flooding damaged thousands of homes, displaced families and disrupted lives in ways that are still being felt one year later... read more
A year ago, Hurricane Helene brought destruction unlike East Tennessee and Western North Carolina had seen in generations. Southern Baptists have been at work ever since helping people rebuild their homes and their lives... read more
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. — David Green was planning to be out of town on the final weekend of September last year. Green, the senior pastor at First Baptist Church (FBC), Greeneville, had two weddings on his schedule... read more
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