As a police chaplain and pastor, Terry Rainwater can’t help but be troubled by human trafficking statistics. For example, the average age a child forced
Russians and Ukrainians may be at war in Europe, but in Georgia they’re forging strong friendships. At the Russian-speaking Lighthouse Church in Lawrenceville, people who
Seventy-eight people prayed to receive Jesus at the Baptist tent during the Missouri State Fair. The mid-August fair ran for 10 days, and Baptist volunteers
Each year men and women all over this country stand in groups of two, 10 or 50 and recite a statement that changes their lives.
When Jeff Farmer rode his Indian Chieftain motorcycle off the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary campus in May, it marked day one of a five-month
Love, prayer and food packets led to a South Asian family’s choice to put their trust in the ultimate provider. Seema was in a desperate
Eddie Johnson had stopped at Robo’s Drive-In restaurant in rural southwest Virginia for a burger and fries, but he got far more than that. An
Mickey Caison and his team of South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers were exhausted when they pulled into First Baptist Church of Homestead, Florida, on
The Missions Team of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention recently hosted two events with the title: Equipping Churches to Minister to Women in Crisis. “We
In 2012 TAB Media shared the story of how God led First Baptist Church Jacksonville to pray for Jennifer Borders, a church member who needed
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