Police occupation of home provides gospel opportunity
December 2, 2021
CHENGDU, China — Four believers in China are using police occupation of their dwelling as an opportunity to share the gospel and to show kindness,
Carrie Brown McWhorter
Missionaries held in Haiti enter third month of captivity, warnings issued
December 2, 2021
CROIX-DES-BOUQUETS, Haiti — Fifteen members of a missionary group held in Haiti remained captive as of Dec. 2 after two hostages were released. The Ohio-based
Supreme Court hears Mississippi request to overturn Roe v. Wade
December 1, 2021
The future of U.S. abortion law now lies with the nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court. The court heard oral arguments this morning (Dec.
Facebook scammers are on the prowl, use caution online
November 27, 2021
Though cybercriminals are always looking for ways to scam people out of money and private information, the holiday season can be a rich opportunity for
Baptist women gather for 70th annual World Day of Prayer
November 21, 2021
Women around the globe recently observed the 70th annual Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer. The observance, which began in 1951 and is held each
Bereavement leave now includes abortion in Oregon city
November 8, 2021
Prolife advocates are speaking out on a decision by the Portland, Oregon, city council to grant paid time off to employees following an abortion. The
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
Gospel goes forward despite arson attack on Alabama’s historic FBC Montgomery, pastor emphasizes
October 9, 2021
“The squiggly line of accelerant stops short of the cross — the cross where Jesus took the full weight of our sins,” Pastor Mark Bethea
Alaska Baptists celebrate existing efforts, challenged to tackle difficult areas
October 1, 2021
Gathering for their annual meeting Sept. 27–29 at First Baptist Church North Pole, Alaska Baptists celebrated work being done, heard plans for future endeavors and extended
Classes at NOBTS to resume online as campus, city clean up after Hurricane Ida
September 1, 2021
Classes will resume online next week at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary as the city cleans up from Hurricane Ida. Power is the main issue,
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