Gathering for their annual meeting Sept. 27–29 at First Baptist Church North Pole, Alaska Baptists celebrated work being done, heard plans for future endeavors and extended
At first glance, no one would suspect Jeffery, a man without a home, was born to affluent parents who were well-known in southeast Portland. They
No healthy 36-year-old expects their heart to call it quits — particularly at the genesis of their church planting journey. Bland Mason, the lead pastor
Pastor Jeremy Morton sees an important gospel lesson in the 99 people baptized at Georgia’s First Baptist Church Woodstock on a recent Sunday. “Jesus talks
Believers around the country and throughout the world will have an opportunity to bless those in need by participating in Global Hunger Sunday. The annual
More than $2 billion has been given to missions efforts in North America since collections began in 1895. Confirmation of the exact total is still
COVID-19 may have impacted lots of things, but it didn’t impact giving at Peavine Baptist Church in north Georgia. Peavine, which has been recognized as
The executive committee of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board, meeting Aug. 24 at Garaywa Camp and Conference in Clinton, unanimously approved $50,000 for Southern Baptists’
“This is the definition of awkward. I mean, what do you say to a guy who the last time you saw him tried to kill
God is at work through Southern Baptists on the Island of Enchantment, also known as Puerto Rico. But there is much gospel work to be
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