Muslim Fulani herdsmen killed 21 people in two predominantly Christian villages in Plateau State of Nigeria, the world leader in the number of Christians slain
Christian communicator and author Caris Snider shares the hope of God with women of all ages, having personally battled anxiety and depression in her own
Busy mother and wife Roxana Bravo, a native of Peru who has lived in the U.S. for 19 years, worked in the tourism and child
William McLaurin became the first African American to lead a Southern Baptist Convention entity when he was named SBC Executive Committee interim president/CEO effective this
At the core of the Great Commission is the call for believers to scatter themselves to a world in need. As a worker serving in
Miranda Underwood walked into a pregnancy center in Alexandria, Louisiana, scared and in denial that she was pregnant. But she walked out with hope and a
A recent gift to the apologetics program at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College will expand its work in equipping believers to defend
Tennessee Baptist Disaster Relief has been given 200 water heaters to assist homeowners in Waverly who continue to recover from major flooding in August. See
The pitfall of injustice Genesis 39:21–23; 40:4–8, 20–23 There are times and seasons in life where we can feel forsaken and forgotten. Certainly there are
Missouri Baptists have continued to help Afghan refugees resettling in the state following the Taliban takeover of their homeland last August. In this effort, Missouri
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