How do you speak the gospel into silence? How do you share Christ with those who cannot hear your voice?

“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is gone. Openly gay men and women are now allowed to enlist and serve in the U.S. military. And life and ministry go on as usual for EFCA Chaplain Phillip Wright at the Pentagon.

Chaplain Capt. Colt Randles is a little out of breath. He’s just run an obstacle course alongside his soldiers at Fort Jackson, near Columbia, S.C. . . .

Whether on land or sea or in the air, chaplains make a difference. And giving oversight to more than 200 EFCA chaplains and chaplain candidates is one man, Roy Bebee.

In 1997, following 20 years as a successful church planter in his native Costa Rica, Pastor Eduardo Castillo was facing his greatest personal failure. . . .

For more than 10 years, hundreds of students from over 25 countries have shown up to work year-round in a rural tourist town on the shore of Lake Superior.

It was Easter week 2011 when a group from our church in Rome gathered for prayer at midnight.

I shielded my eyes from the sun and squinted, looking at the three girls who sauntered along the dirt path, the dust dancing and nipping at their heels.

Many church buildings offer significant untapped potential—sitting largely empty for multiple hours each week. ...

“I will be so mad, so very mad, if you ever lose sight of this vision.” ...