Trennis and Pam Henderson have adjusted to their nomadic lifestyle. Prior to their work with TAB Media and The Baptist Paper, which began in August,
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story has been updated. A federal judge has blocked a national COVID-19 vaccine mandate issued by the government last month. This follows
State convention leaders and annual meeting messengers in at least 14 state conventions this fall — in a flurry of motions, resolutions, recommendations and announcements
Early in 2020 two Kentucky congregations met to consider joining forces to more powerfully further God’s Kingdom. This fall, they saw that vision become reality.
Trustees of the Southern Baptist Convention’s seminaries met this fall to celebrate new faculty, enrollment growth, financial successes, progress despite ongoing fallout from the COVID-19
Pastor Ed Amundson said the panic button was within reach when the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020. Instead of pushing it, he gathered his
Local leaders say revival is happening at All Nations Camp Meeting on the Coushatta Indian Reservation. It has been meeting six nights a week without
Leaders of the All Nations Camp Meeting are too young to have experienced the “Jesus Movement,” but they say they know of it and that
When Greg Knapper saw a church group of about six people walking up the driveway to his home, he told his wife, “You can deal
After three years of planning and praying, a merger of three Kentucky Baptist associations into one has been completed, launching the North Central Baptist Network.
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