“Why would you live in Chicago?” It’s a question Sean and Lydia Stevenson are regularly asked. For those familiar with Chicago, and by extension, Illinois, it’s a reasonable question.
Ten Texas Baptist Men volunteers took their expertise in mass feeding to Israel recently to learn how to provide those services in a culturally appropriate
No church wants to hurt momentum while seeking to save money, and no one wants to waste God’s money. Most churches are looking for a
Ben Burnett was recently inaugurated as the 10th president of William Carey University in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He replaces Tommy King, who retired after nearly six
Jeanine Cannon Bozeman, a beloved New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary professor whose life and teaching impacted the lives of countless students preparing for ministry, passed
Ken Braddy, director of Sunday School for Lifeway Christian Resources, said of the three roles for Bible study group leaders — teacher, leader, shepherd —
Rose Ignacio doesn’t remember the moment her little sister died in her arms. But she does remember a lot about the hours before. Ignacio was
When it comes to finding unique ways to share the gospel, David Evans is always on the lookout. Evans, pastor of Springfield Baptist Church, recently
Bobby Smith, founding director of Chaplaincy Relations with the Baptist General Convention of Texas, died Oct. 18. He was 68. “For 25 years, Dr. Bobby
The International Mission Board announced a new initiative to include more partners in the task of bringing the gospel to the nations through microevents sponsored by
