Arizona Baptists traveled to Africa to work with leaders of Baptist conventions in several African countries and with International Mission Board missionaries. David Johnson, executive
When the U.S. Supreme Court in June overturned Roe v. Wade and sent abortion oversight back to the states, Baptist ministry leaders began carefully considering
In early September, Chris Hurt issued a challenge to the students of First Baptist Church Frisco, Texas. Hurt asked them to invite their friends to
It’s no news to the people in north Phoenix that the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is building a huge $12 billion factory. The company is
More than 350 commitments for Christ, including 160 professions of faith, were recorded recently during the Upper East Tennessee Go Tell Crusade at Cherokee High
A Baptist campus minister at the University of Arkansas in Monticello is using his passion for hiking and the outdoors to help with a worthy
We desperately need to equip more ministers if we want to replace the countless number currently retiring or leaving the ministry for a myriad of
When Bill Hughes first began working in student ministry back in 1972, he had no idea that it would be his life’s calling, or that
Even in a place surrounded by water, clean drinking water can be hard to acquire. A team of seven Texas Baptist Men volunteers recently helped
Southern Baptists across the nation are capitalizing on ACTS2, a streaming service created by the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, to broadcast state-level annual meetings to
