The latest news coming out of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee this week includes another resignation and a special called meeting to be held
Raising the standard: Bible study alone isn’t enough in life of believers By Kathi Holcomb Special to The Baptist Paper It hurt my feelings when
In select theaters for only three days — November 15-17 — “Journey with Jesus” is much more than a travel video of key locations in
A Quiet Roar Randall Arthur Life Image Publishers, 2018 Randall Arthur, who has written several novels and non-fiction books, has envisioned a complex tale that
“When the call comes for our disaster team to go, we’ll be ready,” says Butch Porch, a member of Woodland Baptist Church in Brownsville, Tennessee.
April 27, 1990, began as a normal Friday for Shea Lowery, a mom of two small children in northwest Alabama. Shea’s husband, Jeff, left early
For a small congregation, First Baptist Church in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, has always given generously to missions. Pastor Frank Webb, who also is a F.A.I.T.H.
Archaeologists believe they have discovered the foundation of the original building of First Baptist Church Williamsburg, Virginia, one of the nation’s oldest black churches. The
The exasperation from a simple tweet from Oct. 20 was undeniable and quickly received more than 200 affirmations — “Hey SBC: Can we ever have
The Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission Acting President Brent Leatherwood presented an ERLC Religious Liberty Award to Griffin Gulledge, pastor of Madison
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