A question from Missouri Supreme Court Judge Mary R. Russell during oral arguments Sept. 23 may have captured what many Missouri Baptist parents are wondering
A baseball tour through the northeast in mid-August joined the list of events that Off the Grid has provided Tennessee Baptist ministers for the past six years — and it proved to be an overwhelming success.
Tessa Bulzan, a Marine Corps veteran, was working a six-figure job when an incident at her children’s school led her to leave that job to
Smoke stains the sanctuary of North Knoxville Baptist Church, and the foyer is heavily damaged, but the Tennessee congregation says it is not going anywhere.
“A school should be a safe place where children can learn and feel secure. What happened today should never happen. Like so many in our community, I’m struggling to make sense of a loss that feels unimaginable,” said Bend Mayor Melanie Kebler
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and Judson College celebrated the inauguration of the seminary’s seventh president, Scott Pace on Tuesday (Oct. 13).
As the week begins, Southern Baptist disaster relief teams are on the move serving meals and clearing debris after Hurricane Isaias hit Florida’s Panhandle Oct. 9.
Twenty Baptist General Convention of Texas churches are participating in a pilot program to test and fine-tune a newly designed process aimed at helping churches strengthen their Great Commandment and Great Commission practice.
Terry Lamb opened his front door on the morning of July 11, he expected to see rain. Instead, he saw floodwater creeping toward his Tennessee house.
“I think it’s been amazing to discover the gospel advancing … with all of our students,” said Kathy Barrett. In 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic,
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