If you live anywhere in Dilworth, you have probably heard them. On Sunday mornings, a few minutes before and after each service, hymns float from the Covenant...

Faith and heritage are often so intertwined, few people can separate the two. In Charlotte, multiple congregations cater to visitors and believers of...

Entrepreneurial startups are all the rage right now. But long before the world of iPhones and internet, several businesses were started in Charlotte and are...

Tyson Coughlin is young, Southern and preaches in a T-shirt. He is the pastor you will want to know about before his church becomes 20 campuses and a video...

Rev. Mark Harris pastors First Baptist Charlotte and is running in the Republican primary for North Carolina’s 9th District seat in the U.S. House of...

Charlotte ONE is a Christian organization aiming to meet people where they are. There is no pressure, no Bible-beating and best of all – no early morning...

They are the oldest team in Charlotte, by my calculations, and one of the most underrated. Most winter weeks, the Checkers skate out at Bojangles’ Coliseum...

While a great city, it has taken Charlotte some time to grow into the banking and soon-to-be brewery town that it has become. Growing up here, I have watched...

Jesus was born 2,000 years ago (give or take a few years) and Christians will gather at various Charlotte churches to celebrate his arrival and his eventual...

Christmas and Thanksgiving are approaching, and family will soon be driving or flying in to visit. If they are like most families, they have a short list of...

Without knowing what I was getting into, I ventured to see “War Room” with my parents one weekend. I was shocked. The movie was great, telling the story...

Whether it be in a comfy over-sized movie theater seat with minimally reclining backs or a traditional pew, Charlottean’s young people are still using...