Michael C. Blackwell, longtime president and CEO of the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina, has taken a voluntary leave of absence for an indefinite
PREPARES Jeremiah 1:4–19 “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …” is a phrase that describes the era of the
Sharon Reid is proud of her great uncle Harry Spratlin, a Georgia soldier killed in action in the waning days of World War I. Reid
A college student was slain April 14, reportedly for telling Muslims about Jesus Christ. Morning Star News identified the slain student as Jeremiah Mwanga. Mwanga,
First Southern Baptist Church Clarksville, Indiana, recently held what was described by the State Convention of Baptists in Indiana as a “very unique ordination service.”
Midwestern Seminary recently announced a new degree offering to its doctoral program, the Doctor of Ministry in Ministry to Women. Launching in the fall of
When today’s Christians write to publish, through both printed material and online Internet publications, they can reach millions of people worldwide with the message of
Graduating this spring with my master’s degree was not on my bucket list. With about 25 years of professional experience in Southern Baptist media, I
The Baptist General Convention of Texas voted to create a task force to study and recommend responses to sexual abuse issues in Texas Baptist churches.
Hope Haven Pregnancy Center in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, is appropriately named. As the pregnancy center approaches its first anniversary on Aug. 1, Hope Haven is living
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