Playing injured. That’s how former professional football player and Christian author and speaker Anthony Evans describes living with major depression and anxiety, a personal journey
For Reza and his family, gospel transformation began in a prison courtyard. From a predominately Muslim country in Southeast Asia, Reza grew up in a
Brett Leatherwood, newly elected president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, fielded questions and shared initial plans for the Southern Baptist entity during an
Muslim extremists recently killed five Christian workers by throwing them off a boat into central Uganda’s Lake Kyoga, Morning Star News reported. The evangelists from
Hubert Yates, disaster relief director for the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board, remains thankful for churches and volunteers who have responded and assisted in water deliveries
The annual “Hillbilly 100” dirt track race at the Tyler County Speedway in rural West Virginia is dubbed “America’s oldest dirt late model event.” It
The State Convention of Baptists in Ohio has entered a new partnership with the Florida Baptist Convention. To announce the partnership, Tommy Green, FBC executive
Ken Starr, the former independent counsel in the Clinton administration Whitewater investigation who later became president and chancellor of Baylor University, died Sept. 13 at
America has long prided itself on being a country where people can choose whatever religion they like. The majority has long chosen Christianity. By 2070,
The Missouri Pathway’s founding editor, Don Hinkle, has announced that he will step aside from the Baptist state newspaper to focus entirely on his role
