Nine days after a tornado significantly damaged the campus of Oklahoma Baptist University, the school is reopening to students and staff. “We are in hallelujah
With the cutting of a ceremonial ribbon, the transformation of a historic, residential home, brought back to life after nearly being condemned, is complete. Much
When a group of Campers on Mission hear about a volunteer missions project, they typically load up their RVs and head to the job site.
Pastor Chuck Johnson Jr. is thanking God that he and his family escaped a pre-dawn fire Monday (April 24) that heavily damaged the Hollywood Baptist
Doug White didn’t have time to ponder his dire situation when the pilot of his small plane died midflight in 2009. White says he only
While God’s calling on one’s life is experienced differently by people, for Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary alumnus Scott Callaham it has changed over time and
Missions photographer Kathleen Sparks, media specialist Dominic Henry and content creator Kedrick Nettleton —communicators from different areas of Southern Baptist life — now have something
In just a little over one year, more than 10,500 athletes from countries spanning the globe and thousands of spectators will descend on Paris for
The cellphone rang one too many times. But it won’t happen again, at least not from that phone. It didn’t go down easy, but my
Georgia pastor Mike Stone has announced he will seek the presidency of the Southern Baptist Convention during its annual meeting scheduled for June 13–14 in
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