Stateside students will soon have the opportunity to receive three months of intensive discipleship and church planting training, thanks to the vision of Jess and
Lamar Benefield says when he was growing up he didn’t see a lot of doctors, lawyers or judges around. “We saw a lot of illegal
Two years ago, when Emma Stewart was 90, someone knocked on her door one rainy night. When she opened the door, a thin man stood
About 12,000 students in the Southern Baptist world right now say they feel God has called them into ministry. Steve Masters, Baptist Campus Ministries director
Samaritan’s Purse opened Mississippi’s second field hospital Aug. 18 in the parking garage at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, which has been stretched thin
Eddie Gibson says it took 20 years for the Dellanna West O’Brien School to get to where it was, before a man allegedly drove a
On July 31, Trennis and Pam Henderson “unplugged” from the national Woman’s Missionary Union office in Birmingham and drove across town to the office of
Bobby Bowden — Hall of Fame college football coach and longtime Alabama Baptist — has died. He was 91. Bowden, the longtime coach of Florida State
Though steps have been made in the direction of unity, representation and diversity in the Southern Baptist Convention, more growth is still needed, especially in
The problem of disunity is not a new challenge for contemporary Christ followers, Willy Rice said during the convention sermon at the Southern Baptist Convention
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