Hundreds of pastors and prominent Southern Baptist leaders have published statements critical of the Executive Committee’s refusal to waive attorney-client privilege related to the independent
Volunteers with the Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief ministry are counted among the 12,056 volunteer days and 105,524 volunteer hours of Southern Baptist work contributed after
Stateside students will soon have the opportunity to receive three months of intensive discipleship and church planting training, thanks to the vision of Jess and
Arizona Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams are bringing hope and comfort to flood and hurricane victims in Arizona and Louisiana. Twenty-three volunteers, including a chaplain,
When God called Rob Bline into full-time ministry, he left a 16-year career in the rental equipment industry. “I remember telling my wife that I
The 10 students gathered around the two men in bright yellow shirts just outside of Bethel Baptist Church in Bourg, Louisiana, listening as they were
Carl Rudek has always been a people person. It’s what drew him to pastoral ministry. But just one month after he retired from full-time ministry,
When Hurricane Andrew wrecked Miami in 1992, Dave and Norma Turner lived there. “Right after it happened, [Southern Baptist Disaster Relief] was there in our
Chopping firewood might not be everybody’s idea of a good time, but for Gary Cate, it’s something he genuinely enjoys. Chainsaws definitely make his job
When Hurricane Katrina devastated Mississippi and Louisiana 16 years ago, Nancy Charlton desperately wanted to go help those whose lives had been ravaged by the
