At the deathbed of a child… In the wake of a natural disaster… After a moral failure that’s gutted the church… Sometimes words fail. That’s

I sent him a message as soon as I saw his post. We texted back and forth that night, signing off only after making a

Rural church ministry is full of extremes. Serving in a small, resource-starved area usually means that you are the one and only church leader. The

Today’s story comes to us from one of our volunteer shepherds with an advanced degree in pastoral counseling. We are so grateful for shepherds who

Who we are is what we do. This principle guides our ministry. Our team’s character, skill, and intimacy with God make or break our work

“I’m working fifty- to sixty-hour weeks. I’ve got kids at home. How am I supposed to have friends?” “Nobody told me how isolating and painful

We are delighted to announce that the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) granted Standing Stone its accreditation last month. After reviewing our fiduciary records

We’re proud of so many things our shepherds do on a daily basis. Near the top of the list is the financial commitment our shepherds

I’m David Regher, and this is my wife Darlene, and we are from First Baptist Church of San Jacinto. And I just want to say

The Standing Stone story is a God story. Looking back over the last years of Standing Stone we can see God’s inspiration and his fingerprints