A tornado leveled a trailer park in Farmerville, Louisiana, on Dec. 13, injuring two dozen people and leaving 30 residents without food, clothing and other
Craig Bird, Baptist journalist and educator, died Dec. 12 due to complications from a fall the week before. He was 73. Bird was born Oct.
Southern Baptists Asian pastors and wives recently gathered in different areas of Texas to celebrate the birth of Christ. Asian churches from the Dallas/Fort Worth
What can a church do when it desires to reach its local community but isn’t sure where to start? That’s the question Steven Ruff, who
Some 4,000 people turned out to watch Rosemont Baptist Church’s Christmas presentation, “The One.” The production, described as Disneyesque in its quality and scope, went
Little Cakes with Big Attitude also appears to have a big heart for missions. The bakery and coffee shop in Alexandria, Louisiana, donated 10% of
For most people, the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas are firmly linked to merriment and joy. It’s a time of celebration, singing, gift-giving and
J.D. “Sonny” Tucker has served Arkansas Baptists through his work with the Arkansas Baptist State Convention for 25 years. He has spent the last decade
By the end of 1914, British and German troops had dug themselves into trenches across the European landscape. The nations of Europe had been engaged
The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention will provide portable baptistries for church plants that plant through Send Network SBTC, the convention’s executive director Nathan Lorick
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