After Hurricane Ida struck south Louisiana in August 2021, Jerry Niederklein of Syracuse, Nebraska, was one of the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists Disaster Relief
As nearly 1,000 church leaders from the Midwest convened in Illinois, Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton praised organizers and those in attendance for the
A team from six associations in Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists recently worked together in south Louisiana rebuilding homes that were damaged by Hurricane Ida
These days, kids are jumping into the baptistry of what once was Yankton Baptist Church in Yankton, South Dakota. They’re climbing the walls of the
For 22 years the Blue Stem Truckers Chapel has ministered to truckers and travelers at the TA Travel Center at Beto Junction on Interstate 35
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
Churches don’t look or feel the same so why should church planting? For Northridge Church, the newest of their five-church network looks like nothing they
Cambridge Baptist Church in Cambridge, Kansas, held its 21st annual outreach block party Aug. 14. People from throughout the area descended on the church to
The piles of pizza boxes were gone and so was the annual pancake feed. One of the normal ways of attracting college students to an
Late on a summer Sunday afternoon, a banner bearing the word “Cosecha” blew in the wind at Antelope Park in Lincoln, Nebraska. Cosecha is the
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