In 1984, The Alabama Baptist ran a front-page photo of a 17-year-old missionary kid who had just undergone a kidney transplant — his mother had
The summer of 2022 was filled with a host of ministry opportunities for four college students from Alabama and Mississippi — Sarah Brannan, Valerie Hill,
A new ministry center will open in Laredo, Texas, as part of a partnership between Texas Baptists River Ministry and Send Relief. The center will serve Laredo and
Ouachita Baptist University senior starting defensive lineman for the Tiger football team Clark Yarbrough died Sept. 4 following a sudden collapse, the Arkansas Baptist News
In response to the Jackson water crisis, supplemental pumps installed at the O. B. Curtis Water Plant and repairs to several existing pumps have resulted
September is one of my favorite times of the year. The remnants of summer still linger, but the glow of fall begins to surround us.
Gary Myers, longtime communications director for New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, is transitioning to a pastoral role at First Baptist Church New Orleans, where he
Mike Coffee hasn’t missed Sunday school since 1968. That’s a streak of 54 years and counting for the 62-year-old Greenup County man in Wurtland, Kentucky.
Recently, I received notice after 30-plus years that the state fair of Tulsa has discontinued its chaplaincy ministry. I became interested in this work when
When I started college at the University of Southern Mississippi, I was extremely nervous that I would not be able to find a good community,
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