Elizabeth Shenk is a retired RN and a graduate of the World Journalism Institute Mid-Career course. She studied Print Communications and Biblical Theology at Moody Bible Institute and lives with her husband and five children in the North Carolina Sandhills.
Literary agent Steve Laube is encouraging Christian writers to think less about publishing success and more about faithful obedience. WORLD's Elizabeth Shenk reports.
As NCAA revenue-sharing pushes colleges to prioritize revenue sports, wrestling programs are being cut—raising concerns about lost opportunities and the influence teams have off the mat. WORLD’s Elizabeth Shenk reports.
A fast-moving wildfire devastated Nebraska ranchland, leaving families to battle flames with little more than shovels, tractors, and determination. WORLD’s Elizabeth Shenk reports
As Iranian regime staggers, Iranian American Christians celebrate while wondering about their homeland’s future
After months of living in her car, a young woman finds stability and purpose with the help of churches in rural North Carolina
Can modern computer technology back up the Biblical timeline?
A North Carolina youth league includes church as part of the World Series schedule
Gospel hospitality meets patriotic tradition under the summer sky in North Carolina
New research casts scientific doubt on traditional evolutionary theory
A small town detective unraveled a multi-state criminal network
