A recent article in Politico Magazine has gone viral because of its astounding headline: A Simple Law Is Doing the Impossible. It’s Making the Online Porn Industry Retreat. “Unlike
At 91, Mary Glenn Ingouf finally received her master’s degree after 66 years. Her lifelong dedication to missions, faith continues to inspire others.
From coffee in West Africa to campus ministers at NOBTS, IMB couple promotes international mission service, foster gospel-sharing relationships.
Step into a big Baptist church on Sunday morning and chances are you’ll hear the same popular songs played at other big churches around the
In the controversy and debate over race relations in the last few years, one important group has been left out — those of mixed heritage.
Mark Johnson, assistant professor of evangelism and pastoral ministry at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, goes to the busy, franchised grocery store next door to
Students at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary have greater access to opportunities to reach the nations through the newly renovated Global Missions Center. The center
Cindy Vang of First Hmong Baptist Church Coon Rapids, Minnesota, was honored with Woman’s Missionary Union’s top leadership award during the WMU Missions Adventure and
More than 4,000 friends and dignitaries gathered in front of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary June 14 to celebrate the dedication of the Fred Luter
Myanmar is the newest of nine Asian ethnic groups that have formally entered into a Southern Baptist fellowship, out of a total of 27 that
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