Church planters learn ministry, training is ‘not a one-size-fits-all process’
April 26, 2025
Church planting is not a one-size-fits-all process — neither is training church planters.
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Missions efforts in Eastern Europe receive support from Slavic churches in U.S.
April 26, 2025
People aren’t lining up to be missionaries in Ukraine right now, as Lamar Schubert has discovered. He and his wife Aubrey work with Slavic people and Eastern European churches, but they had to evacuate Ukraine when war began …
‘Preach the Word and love the people’: Pastor seeks to keep it simple
April 26, 2025
Living less than a mile from the church, Charlie and his wife Teresa decided to attend one Sunday. The couple wasn’t unfamiliar with Wildwood. What they found was a congregation of just 25 people, nearly all over age 70.
‘Small town miracle’ sees thousands hear gospel during crusade
April 25, 2025
For Liberty, Texas – population 8,774 – GO TELL SETX was a once in a generation, community wide, interdenominational evangelistic outreach that enabled local churches to gather thousands at the local football stadium.
Southeastern Seminary professor, historian Keith Harper dies
April 25, 2025
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is mourning the loss of Keith Harper, retired senior professor of Baptist studies. Following a battle with lung cancer this past year, Harper passed away on April 23.
179-year-old Christian university ‘cautiously optimistic’ on keeping doors open
April 25, 2025
Trustee Chair Randall Richardson called the development “cautiously optimistic,” emphasizing it’s only a possibility for now. The board is expected to reconvene by April 29.
Christian man sentenced to death on Good Friday under Pakistan’s blasphemy law
April 25, 2025
A Christian accused of writing blasphemous content that sparked violent riots in Jaranwala, Pakistan in August 2023 was sentenced to death along with other harsh penalties on Good Friday (April 18).
99-year-old pianist has been making music for 85 years
April 25, 2025
“I do have a satisfied feeling when I play,” Grace Street said. “When I’m not there, there is no one else to play, and that’s not what you would want to hear.”
USCIRF report exposes blasphemy law in Russia
April 24, 2025
Since 2022, Russia has increased its enforcement of a law that criminalizes “insulting the religious feelings of believers” as part of the government’s campaign to present itself as the defender of “traditional values.”
Speaker Johnson urges students to ‘make an impact’
April 24, 2025
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, a member of Cypress Baptist Church, Benton, spoke to a group of students at a Calvary Baptist Academy assembly.
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