The local church has lost its prominence and priority in the life of many professing Christians. According to Lifeway, 54% of evangelicals believe worshipping alone or with one’s family is a valid replacement for regularly attending church.
University students from Hawaii and Arizona recently traveled to Sub-Saharan Africa to share the gospel. They found that God’s goodness follows them everywhere they go.
Meeting needs and supporting families are some of the most rewarding parts of missionary kid education, according to Doreen, the International Mission Board’s director of education for MKs. The goal is to help IMB families thrive …
Following much damage done by Hurricane Beryl, Texans on Mission has been working around the clock to serve affected areas.
Sam Warner, a native of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, who has worked extensively with Georgia Baptists, has been named the next president-treasurer of the Tennessee Baptist Foundation.
“Ladies of Camp Builders” is a group of women accompanying Texans on Mission’s Camp Builders. Wherever the builders go, so go the ladies to provide another unique service to the area they’ve come to serve.
Despite an accident that led to paralysis from the waste down, Audrey Morgan’s faith in God has only grown. She even said, “Deep down I am at peace with whatever happens — whether I walk again or not — I am at peace.”
Randy Adams, the Northwest Baptist Convention’s executive director-treasurer since May 2013, has asked the convention’s executive board to begin an executive transition plan to find his successor.
From June 22–29, Arkansas Baptists hosted Super Summer Arkansas at Ouachita Baptist University. The event — which hosted almost 3,000 — led to 819 decisions for Jesus.
Lifeway Research’s Insights Report, Pew to Pew, explores data and uncovers practical tips regarding both groups — the movers, those leaving a church because of a change in location, and the shakers, those leaving for reasons closer to home.
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