Allan Blume has been named interim editor of North Carolina’s Biblical Recorder. Blume previously served as executive editor and president of the Recorder for eight
Of the 61 men who have served as president of the Southern Baptist Convention since its founding in 1845, 41 were senior pastors. That includes
Ryan Strother is the new executive director of the State Convention of Baptists in Indiana. He was officially named to the role by the executive
After nearly six decades of service, the Nashville law firm of Guenther, Jordan & Price will no longer represent the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee.
Pastor and author Robert Morgan says he has experienced God’s faithfulness in his life and ministry, aided by daily prayer and Scripture reading. In a
Don Wilton challenged Louisiana College students, during the campus revival service Sept. 29, to examine their own relationship with Christ and surrender all to Him.
Cooperative Program gifts received through the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee for the 2020–21 fiscal year totaled $192,271,436.28, according to an Oct. 6 report released
Makenzie Hoyt was hesitantly filling out an application for a local summer camp when her student email chimed. The subject line read: “Serve in Alaska
Ultrasound machines save lives. According to the Psalm 139 Project, a pro-life ministry of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention,
North Carolina’s 188-year-old state Baptist paper, the Biblical Recorder, has continued producing its online content, monthly magazine and text messaging service since the Aug. 25
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