October CP giving exceeds expectations
November 5, 2021
Cooperative Program giving in October exceeded budget expectations by nearly 6% in the first month of the 2021–22 fiscal year, according to a report from
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Pinelake Church baptizes 250 people across five campuses
November 5, 2021
Pinelake Church baptized over 250 people in a mass outdoor baptism through the Mississippi church’s campuses at the Barnett Reservoir, Madison, Oxford, Starkville, and Clinton.
Widows ministries provide tangible evidence of God’s love to grieving
November 5, 2021
Sunday, Nov. 7 is Orphans and Widows Sunday. Mike and Jackie Kelley were childhood sweethearts who married during college. When he died four years ago,
Religion-related terrorism drops, but government restrictions remain high
November 4, 2021
Religion-related terrorism decreased globally in 2019, but government restrictions on religion remain at historic high levels, according to Pew Research Center. Pew’s 12th annual study
Confronting discipline issues in children’s ministry
November 4, 2021
By Julie Redmond Donavan North Shelby Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala. This is one of the more difficult issues in children’s ministry. Your No. 1
Along the road: Trucker’s ministry reaches out to weary travelers
November 4, 2021
For 22 years the Blue Stem Truckers Chapel has ministered to truckers and travelers at the TA Travel Center at Beto Junction on Interstate 35
Former inmate returns to where his new life began
November 4, 2021
When Chris Pernell visits Clay County Jail each month to lead a Bible study for inmates, it truly is a full-circle moment. He teaches in
Search committee named for North Carolina’s next Biblical Recorder editor
November 3, 2021
Chris Hefner, chairman of the Biblical Recorder’s board of directors, has named an eight-member search committee to find the next editor of the Recorder, North
Reaching people at apartment complex in Okinawa, Japan
November 3, 2021
A small group from Koza Baptist Church in Okinawa, Japan, were recently blessed to be invited into a local apartment complex to have fun, lead
Georgia Baptist Mission Board to end health insurance benefits for retirees
November 3, 2021
DULUTH, Georgia — The Georgia Baptist Mission Board will cease insurance coverage for its retirees beginning in 2022. According to a report at Baptist News
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