Celebrating what God has done, is doing and can do through them, Alabama Baptists gathered for their 199th annual meeting Nov. 15–16 at Shades Mountain
Mississippi Baptists have become a fixture at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds in Jackson, witnessing to participants and attendees at the Dixie National Livestock Show and
Every other fall semester, I have the wonderful privilege of teaching college women who are interested in pursuing ministry. Each year, my perspective is broadened
UPDATE: On Wednesday (Nov. 16), the Senate voted 63–37 — all 50 Democrats and 12 Republicans — to invoke cloture to advance H.R. 8404. The
Most Christians familiar with the New Testament Greek word “koinonia” think of it only in terms of fellowship and communion. But it also can mean
The body of a pastor with an officially recognized church in Laos was recently found with signs that he was tortured and killed for his
Most people in this South Asian village were afraid to seek medical attention. The closest hospital is 15 miles away, and when villagers traveled to
In 2020, Eric Hernandez, apologetics leader and millennial specialist for Texas Baptists, received a message on Facebook from a group of Filipino believers. They had
Inspirational speaker and author Daniel Ritchie’s worst struggle isn’t that he was born without arms. “Is it hard to be armless in a world full
Thanksgiving social media posts could get lost in the flurry of advertisements around Black Friday and early Christmas. How can a church’s social media break
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