The First Nations Version, an indigenous translation of the New Testament, was published last August by InterVarsity Press. As of May 1 it still is
As Southern Baptist volunteers sift through the remains of home sites in Ruidoso, New Mexico, in the aftermath of recent wildfires that claimed two lives
Though Darci Lynne Farmer has been successful, she said she has stayed grounded and made sure her faith is still a big part of her
Three Forks Baptist Association will host a special 182nd semi-annual meeting on April 25 in the Watauga High School auditorium. The celebration will feature nationally
Members of Oklahoma Baptists’ board of directors held their first meeting of 2022 and the first meeting since Todd Fisher stepped into his role as
Southern Baptists from across the United States gathered to participate in a Send Relief Serve Tour event in Memphis. Sixty-five churches and more than a
March Madness has already begun in Oklahoma. The Tushka Tigers recently defeated Garber High School, 48–43, to claim the OSSAA Class A Boys Basketball State
Adam Mask grew up in a loving home with wonderful parents, but it was not a Christian home. “Although it was a loving home, Jesus
Editors at the annual meeting of the Association of State Baptist Publications issued a resolution honoring Gary Ledbetter upon his transition from serving as longtime
Yearning for something fresh “Have I been seriously and passionately praying for something fresh from God in my life? Have I been praying for a
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