In 1984, The Alabama Baptist ran a front-page photo of a 17-year-old missionary kid who had just undergone a kidney transplant — his mother had
Like the Starship Enterprise of Star Trek fame, leading-edge Baptist associations throughout North America are boldly going where no association has gone before. Associations are
By Rebecca Rozelle-Stone University of North Dakota When Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine by land, air and sea on Feb. 24, 2022,
You don’t have to be a fan of contemporary Christian artists to have heard Christian music in recent years. Thanks to a wave of collaborations
September is one of my favorite times of the year. The remnants of summer still linger, but the glow of fall begins to surround us.
Recently, I received notice after 30-plus years that the state fair of Tulsa has discontinued its chaplaincy ministry. I became interested in this work when
A recent study by Lifeway Research produced some helpful information about pastoral compensation in North America. Among other findings, the study showed pastors are being
When I started college at the University of Southern Mississippi, I was extremely nervous that I would not be able to find a good community,
This past month (August) marked one year since Afghanistan fell to the Taliban. Because of the generosity of Southern Baptists, Send Relief was able to
Southern Baptists are urging prayer and working with ministry partners in response to catastrophic flooding in Pakistan — brought on by the monsoon season —
