LCU art professor finds beauty in the bizarre
May 13, 2022
Goats and rabbits and sheep? Oh my! Louisiana Christian University art professor WangLing Chou gets lots of variation on that exclamation from her students who
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Moldovan Baptists providing beds, chapel, Jesus to Ukrainian refugees
May 13, 2022
Moldova, a small and impoverished nation bordering Ukraine, has received an estimated one refugee for every 25 Moldovans. Most refugees are being housed and cared
Celebrating 1 year: Your partnership makes The Baptist Paper possible
May 13, 2022
We are celebrating big for this special first birthday of The Baptist Paper — and you are a major part of the celebration. The Baptist
Pete Ramirez named executive director for California Southern Baptist Convention
May 12, 2022
Pete Ramirez is the new executive director of the California Southern Baptist Convention. The CSBC made the live announcement Thursday (May 12) on Facebook. Ramirez,
Southern Baptists see signs of hope, decline in Annual Church Profile report
May 12, 2022
Southern Baptist congregations saw a rebound in the number of baptisms and an increase of $304 million in overall giving in 2021, both hopeful signs
Baptist children’s ministry in Mississippi celebrates 125 years
May 12, 2022
The Baptist Children’s Village is celebrating 125 years of ministry to at-risk children and families throughout Mississippi. Ministry staff, alumni, board members and others joined
Ministry helps Christians see unreached in their own backyards
May 12, 2022
When many followers of Christ think about ministering to unreached people groups, they think of those in foreign countries but often don’t consider people within
NC Baptist soccer duo bound for U.S. Special Olympics
May 11, 2022
Rob and Alex are best buds, and this summer the duo will compete in the 2022 Special Olympics U.S. Games in Orlando. Both are Baptist
Christian sentenced to 10 years for ‘blasphemy’ in Indonesia
May 11, 2022
A former Muslim cleric who is now a Christian was sentenced to 10 years in an Indonesian prison for “blasphemy.” Muhammad Kace was accused of
‘Meant to go’: Missionary kid swears off missions, has change of heart
May 11, 2022
Theresa Dacio swore she’d never be a missionary. She even announced the fact to her parents, International Mission Board missionaries Henry and Thu Phan, at
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