Despite emotional appeals to overturn their dismissal from the Southern Baptist Convention, messengers voted to sustain the removal of three churches ruled not in “friendly
Ray Gentry, part-time president of the Southern Baptist Conference of Associational Leaders since 2015, will move into a full-time role as president and CEO effective
The Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee presidential search team met June 1 to elect officers and establish organizational plans for the group. Neal Hughes of
The announcement that three churches will appeal the decision to deem them not in friendly cooperation with the Southern Baptist Convention is a key point
At Asbury University, every class gets a nickname at the beginning of their freshman year. The class of 2023 was named “Surrendered” four years ago.
A “Church Prepared” initiative from 2022 took another step forward recently in Kentucky Baptist Convention churches when 10 facilitators were trained to help church staff
After an experience labeled by several trustees of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee as “a hot mess,” the group is attempting to move forward.
Nearly 150 Kentucky Baptist pastors’ wives gathered for teaching, fellowship and encouragement during Radiant, a retreat sponsored by Kentucky Baptist Convention and hosted by Buck
Al Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, is in the hospital and “responding well to treatment” for blood clots in both
More than 300 Baptist Student Union members from Mississippi campuses fanned out during spring break to spread the good news that Jesus saves. “Typically, our
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