Book review: ‘Parable Seeds’ unveils truths to be shared with others
July 22, 2022
Jackson Day is an experienced author who believes in the power of stories to teach truth. After retiring from Christian ministry at age 62, he
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Called to heal and proclaim: Medical missions opens door for ‘deep relationships’
July 22, 2022
Spencer Jones, a doctor who serves with the International Mission Board in Southeast Asia, remembers the moment Christ’s love truly made sense to a patient
Georgia’s ‘heartbeat’ law goes into effect; pro-life advocates celebrate
July 21, 2022
Pro-life advocates celebrated a federal appeals court decision Wednesday (July 20) that allows a Georgia law to take effect banning nearly all abortions in the
Gray reflects on plans to retire as editor of South Carolina’s Baptist Courier
July 21, 2022
James Rudy Gray, editor and president of the Baptist Courier, announced this past spring his plans to retire at the end of the year. Following
8 benefits of using ongoing Bible studies in your small group
July 21, 2022
Ken Braddy said his latest webinar might sound like a commercial for Lifeway Christian Resources, but he used its curriculum as a practitioner in the
A camp life of eternal significance: Ann Lawrence of Maine
July 21, 2022
When Ann Lawrence was 19 her friends’ camp stories sounded so fun she thought she might like to give camp a try, too. They had
‘Grounded and growing’: State Convention of Baptists in Indiana embraces rebrand
July 20, 2022
The State Convention of Baptists in Indiana recently announced the results of a rebranding project that they launched earlier this year. “You’ll see a new
Going after the ‘Great Imbalance’: IMB contrasts flow of mission trends
July 20, 2022
The International Mission Board stands in stark contrast to current trends in global missions. A recent Christian Post article cited only 3% of mission work
Mississippi abortion clinic ends lawsuit, closes doors for good
July 20, 2022
The last abortion clinic in Mississippi has packed up and is moving on after being shuttered by a trigger law that went into effect after
Georgia Baptist Mission Board reducing staff amid economic challenges, declining CP receipts
July 20, 2022
Squeezed by high inflation and declining Cooperative Program receipts, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board has been forced to make mid-year budget adjustments that include staff
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