Faith
Faithful Acts: Stories of Baptism and Courage
Faith Facts
- Women and children at Christina’s House in Massachusetts were baptized, marking steps toward new beginnings.
- In Mississippi, over 80 Christian men joined in a summit to confront sexual temptation and uphold spiritual purity.
- Texas honored David E. Smith, a lifelong principal and elder, with a new elementary school bearing his name.
Across the country, churches are living out the gospel through acts of faith, community service, and steadfast devotion to biblical values. In Massachusetts, the transformative power of Christ is evident as women and children at Christina’s House begin renewed lives through baptism and purposeful discipleship.
In Mississippi, a gathering of faithful brothers tackled the realities of sexual sin with honesty and the desire for true repentance, drawing on Ephesians 5:3 to uphold God’s standard of holiness.
“The Bible studies help them to understand their relationship with Christ and dependence on God. Seeing his hand moving in their lives is the thing I’ve heard them talk about.”
Strong Christian leadership was honored in Texas, as David E. Smith—World War II veteran, long-serving principal, and church elder—was celebrated with a school dedication, inspiring future generations to uphold faith-based principles in education.
Recent baptisms in Tennessee, Michigan, Mississippi, Texas, and Arkansas show lives being changed and committed to Christ. Young people are also recognized for their achievements in academics and service, bearing witness to God’s calling in every area of life.
Stay encouraged as churches nationwide advance faith, family, and freedom rooted in God’s word, shining His light in every community.