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
Mississippi College unveiled its new logo while highlighting the university’s connections and history with the Choctaw people during their homecoming football game. Amid the drums
Montana Christian College recently inaugurated Marvin Jones as its eighth president in a ceremony on the school’s campus in Kalispell, Montana. Drawing from across Montana
Under the banner of “Better Together,” messengers to the 81st meeting of California Southern Baptist Convention celebrated diversity and partnership and approved a one percent
Lynell Lovinggood wishes she had written down the date when a woman she didn’t know prayed a heartfelt prayer over her because she remembers hearing
Mississippi Baptist messengers approved an increased 2023 Cooperative Program budget, reelected Lloyd Sweatt to a second term as convention president and heard a preliminary report
A tent at a motorcycle rally served as a tabernacle of sorts for 81 new believers who offered themselves as “living sacrifices” in turning their
Next Saturday (Nov. 5), women are invited to join a special event calling women around the world to pray for each other and for needs
When Joi Stepp Wasill founded Decisions, Choices and Options 20 years ago, she had no idea that the program — which is focused on teaching
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