Church signs come in a variety of styles: lighted and unlighted, brick or stone monuments, pole signs, lighted crosses or letters on the building. No
Highlighting the theme, “Together Again,” the Association of State Baptist Publications held its annual meeting Feb. 7–10 in Key Largo, Florida. It marked the group’s
The elderly gentleman stepped up his pace to catch up with me following the event. I was zipping back and forth through the crowd following
National Woman’s Missionary Union has named four young women to the 2022 National Acteens Panel: Grace Carter of University Hills Baptist Church in Charlotte, North
As darkness settled over the Browndale Plantation in Hawkinsville, a group of about 25 people prepared for one of the South’s oldest traditions, a coon
Two phrases — not counting “my hero” — describe Bobby Cox, said his son Israel Cox and grandson Noah Cox, a current M.Div. student at
By Kaitlyn Baker The Baptist Paper John Herring, CEO of Iron Stream Media, says discerning God’s will really comes down to discerning His “next best
As Afghan refugees fled to the United States following the Taliban takeover of their homeland last August, Southern Baptists from at least four state conventions
Pastor Johnny asked the questions sincerely and with a heavy heart: “Is it just our church? Are we the only ones who have more than
Life in Ukraine seems to go along unfazed by the Russian military buildup along the country’s border, a short-term missionary from Columbus State University observed
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