The church’s 19th century dome has been ripped open into the sky. Windows are shattered; floors have collapsed. Pews that have held generations of devout Christian
By Ralph Stevens Special to The Baptist Paper Medyka, Poland — it’s a place where the people have a few numbers tattooed on their hearts
When Southern Baptists partner, specifically through giving and going, impactful work among the nations happens. The impact of this cooperative effort has been on full
One person is dead and five people were injured Sunday (May 15) in a shooting inside Geneva Presbyterian Church in the south Orange County city
A Protestant politician was sentenced to five months in an Indonesian jail for tweeting a remark considered insulting to Islam. An Indonesian court on April
Many of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic will linger, according to one mental health expert. A virtual conference titled, “Long-Term Mental Health Impacts: Resources
Guidepost Solutions submitted its official report to the Southern Baptist Convention’s Sexual Abuse Task Force today, meeting the May 15 deadline. The report is part
A shortage of pianists is hitting Georgia churches in the largely rural Ebenezer Baptist Association especially hard, forcing pastors to turn to soundtracks for musical
I am a mom with two amazing kids! Nathan is 15 and Abigail is 9. Over the years, my role as their mom has looked
Goats and rabbits and sheep? Oh my! Louisiana Christian University art professor WangLing Chou gets lots of variation on that exclamation from her students who
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