A much-larger-than-usual crowd showed up for a back-to-school clothing giveaway July 26 at Elm Grove Baptist Church, enabling the Kentucky church to have a significant gospel opportunity with every family at the event.
The Ark Encounter theme park in Grant County has resulted in a flood of new tourists to Kentucky. The life-size replica of the biblical Noah’s Ark opened 10 years ago, and lawmakers, Monday, got a briefing on the park’s success.
Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Student Worship Camp celebrated its fifth year this summer, marking a milestone for a ministry dedicated to equipping the next generation of worship leaders.
Most pastors dream of building a healthy, growing church. Chris Clarke believes God is calling him to leave one.
In 1776 there were 497 Baptist churches in the 13 colonies with approximately 10,000 church members. The effect of the great Separate Baptist revival was just beginning to be felt as Baptist growth would continue steadily into the 19th century.
As America celebrates its 250th birthday in July, Indian Fork Baptist Church will have a unique opportunity on Sunday to host the dedication of a memorial of three Revolutionary War soldiers from that community.
Kentucky Baptists have taken another step in sharing the gospel in Chile, this time involving Baptist Campus Ministry students from Morehead State University and Northern Kentucky University in a weeklong mission effort in a city described as “forgotten and depressed.”
Asbury Theological Seminary, a 103-year-old Kentucky evangelical seminary, is no longer approved as a school for United Methodist candidates for ordained ministry, the school announced Thursday (June 25).
Crofton Baptist Church has made it a mission to ensure that the community it serves knows Jesus.
The same creek that brought devastation five years ago became a place of celebration on Sunday (June 14).
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