Southern Baptist volunteers are assessing needs in Matador, Texas, after a tornado killed four people and injured several others June 21. A chaplain with Southern
In 1917, Southern Baptists meeting in New Orleans were introduced to the idea of a board that would help pastors with relief and retirement support.
For his sermon on mercy, Bartholomew Orr turned to a text that might seem surprising — the story of Jesus cleansing the temple in Matthew 21.
Summers can be extremely busy. We want to make time for families, vacations, sports, etc. So adding another event such as summer camp might seem
The 2023 Mississippi Baptist Preaching Conference provided in-depth Bible study with ministerial growth and fellowship, as participants studied and were equipped to preach and teach
For the second straight year, baptisms and giving increased among Southern Baptist congregations. In-person worship service and small group attendance also rebounded, but total membership
On May 4, Americans will gather at courthouses, schools, parks and churches to publicly pray for our nation. Such an intentional focus on prayer is
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
It’s back to work for volunteers with Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief after an “operational pause” for the observance of Easter. “MBDR will return to Amory,
Matt Dunavant was 10 miles outside of town when a tornado carved up his beloved Arkansas community on March 31, as part of a system
