Participants ranged in their golfing skills from amateur to experienced, but Jonah Twiddy and his family were real winners. Twiddy received the $5,000 Rick Bordas scholarship.
For many, Camp Fusion looks like a small slice of heaven, with youth from all different cultures gathering to worship the Lord together.
Mississippi Baptist leaders expect nearly 20,000 students to interact with campus ministries during the fall semester.
“If the gospel is going to advance, it’s going to advance because everybody takes the gospel,” said Steve Horn, Louisiana Baptist executive director.
The 12th annual Lausanne Consultation on Jewish Evangelism (LCJE) recently drew 180 people from 21 countries to Wisla, Poland.
An emphasis on “out of the box” evangelism has helped bring about a recent uptick in baptisms and worship attendance at First Baptist Church Leesville, Louisiana.
With a heart for unborn children and their parents, the churches of the Little River Baptist Association partnered to launch a pregnancy resource center in Nashville, Arkansas.
The sale represents one step in the seminary’s ongoing plan to “reduce our campus footprint and the resource commitment it takes to maintain it.”
“Not everyone is called to adopt or foster, and that’s okay. But we can all lighten the load in some way,” says Meredith Weber, an adoption and foster care coordinator.
A 25-year-old legal dispute has finally been settled in favor of Sunrise Children’s Services.
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