Hundreds of Southern Baptist women from across the nation explored the theme “Imago Dei: Created in His Image — Female” during the annual Pastors Wives/Women’s
“Do you remember how you used to be when you first got into the ministry?” Chip Luter posed the question at the beginning of his
Emma Jean Hampton had been through this scene many times before. Church camp wasn’t new to her. She went just about every year. Growing up
In an effort to provide clarity “in light of misinformation circulating in public conversation,” Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina posted an update on its
Michael C. Blackwell, longtime president and CEO of the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina, has taken a voluntary leave of absence for an indefinite
James David “Jim” Goldston III, chairman of the board of trustees for the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina, has resigned from the board and
When it comes to Man Cave Ministry’s impact on his life, Caleb Noland doesn’t mince words. “I hate to say it, but I would probably
Steve Ward loves to nurture growth. A professional landscaper by trade, he also leads Man Cave Ministry in Asheville, North Carolina. Man Cave, established in
Cybercrime has hit Southern Baptists hard over the past year. The Florida Baptist Convention announced this month it was “the victim of a highly sophisticated
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
