IMB celebrates surpassing $5 billion in Lottie Moon Offering receipts
June 28, 2021
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the IMB sent more than 500 new missionaries, and in 2020, it engaged 247 new people groups and places,
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Woman, 72, finishes NOBTS doctor of ministry degree
June 28, 2021
At age 72, Stephanie Friend recently earned her doctor of ministry degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Her research focused on how to equip
Georgia Baptist hikers hit trails to share Jesus
June 27, 2021
Some Georgia Baptist hikers have found a productive new missions field in the backcountry. On the trail, the hikers intentionally look for opportunities to pray
New Orleans Seminary announces new efforts, including Prepare Her emphasis
June 27, 2021
With the unmistakable sound of New Orleans jazz beckoning the way, 700 alumni and friends of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary gathered for a luncheon
N.J. church adds garden to community outreach
June 27, 2021
Cultivate Church in Voorhees, New Jersey, has been putting its faith into action by reaching their community through food ministry for the past 10 years.
Litton says he regrets failure to cite Greear in sermon series
June 26, 2021
Ed Litton, newly elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention, has apologized for preaching a sermon similar to one preached a year earlier by former
North Carolina church hosts booth at tailgate market
June 26, 2021
Each Tuesday afternoon from April to November, the West Asheville Tailgate Market sets up in the parking lot of Grace Baptist Church, Asheville, North Carolina.
Magician, minister Garrard turns retrospective in ‘Thanks Dad!’
June 26, 2021
A labor of love and a story that needed to be told. That’s how David Garrard — retired minister, professional magician and author — talks
WMU announces new curriculum that will ‘immerse children’ in new cultures
June 25, 2021
This fall, WMU is introducing a new curriculum for children in grades 1–6, Missions Journey: Kids, said National WMU executive director Sandra Wisdom-Martin. Focusing on
Eritrean pastor reaches his people near Washington, D.C.
June 24, 2021
“It’s never been better,” said Daniel Tesfasselase, pastor of Emmanuel Eritrean Baptist Church, Arlington, Virginia. The church planter moved to the Washington area several years
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