Baptist church perception and marketing: 3 cautions to consider
January 18, 2022
Baptist church perception matters. What you’re known for is critical if you want people to pay attention to you, engage with you or believe what
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Friendship House reaching lonely world of international students
January 18, 2022
Tracey Nash understands how internationals might feel when they come to America. After moving several times during her childhood and teen years she often felt
March for Life in Washington expected to be ‘historic’
January 17, 2022
The 49th annual March for Life will be held Jan. 21 in Washington. This year’s theme is Equality Begins in the Womb. Scheduled speakers include
Achieving the dream: ‘We gotta talk to each other’
January 17, 2022
(This story was posted on Jan. 17, Martin Luther King Jr. Day.) Sam pointed across the road to the spot about 50 yards away where
NAMB celebrates 30-year ministry of Carlos Ferrer
January 17, 2022
North American Mission Board President Kevin Ezell set aside part of a recent staff-wide meeting to celebrate long-time NAMB leader Carlos Ferrer, who is semi-retiring
Lives ‘transformed completely’ in Argentina’s prisons
January 17, 2022
Georgia Baptist missionary Jason Cobb is awed by the Lord’s power to change lives, even among the most hardened criminals he ministers to in the
What do I look for when choosing curriculum?
January 16, 2022
When deciding which curriculum to use for your class or children’s ministry, it is important to be intentional. A lot of people say, “I want
‘Fishers of men’: 5 principles for making disciples
January 15, 2022
The Corvette plant and museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is a beautiful, state-of-the-art facility, and tours are a great family outing, noted Ken Braddy. “You
Rashional Thoughts: Sanctity of life emphasis more than an annual promotion
January 14, 2022
When Norma McCorvey’s attorneys filed a lawsuit on her behalf (as Jane Roe) against Texas district attorney Henry Wade in late 1971, I was six
Supreme Court halts vaccine mandate for private employees, allows health care requirement to stand
January 14, 2022
The Supreme Court on Thursday (Jan. 13) halted the government’s mandate for large private employers but let stand for now a federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate
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