It’s that time of year. Skeletons, witches and a variety of Halloween monsters and related décor are covering front lawns in neighborhoods throughout the United
Reading the religion news these days, you could get the impression Christianity is on life support. Aside from stories about church scandals and political brawls,
A baseball tour through the northeast in mid-August joined the list of events that Off the Grid has provided Tennessee Baptist ministers for the past six years — and it proved to be an overwhelming success.
“A school should be a safe place where children can learn and feel secure. What happened today should never happen. Like so many in our community, I’m struggling to make sense of a loss that feels unimaginable,” said Bend Mayor Melanie Kebler
Despite limited access to theological education and resources, Cuban pastors remain committed to studying and sharing Scripture, said Cuban Baptist pastor, theologian and scholar Arcadis Solano.
Compared to two years ago, the average Southern Baptist pastor’s pay package and total compensation grew slightly while still trailing inflation, according to recently revised numbers from a study conducted by Baptist state conventions along with Lifeway Research and GuideStone Financial Resources.
As the week begins, Southern Baptist disaster relief teams are on the move serving meals and clearing debris after Hurricane Isaias hit Florida’s Panhandle Oct. 9.
“You are the future of the church.” “One day God is going to use you.” “Once you graduate…” “Once you complete…” “Once you…” Fill in the blank. But what about now?
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