Sutton Trombatore had been curious about Jesus for a while but finally realized his need for a Savior in late 2021. Soon after witnessing a
On June 27 the Supreme Court sided with a Washington state high school football coach who left his job after school officials demanded he stop
Young people were abused by our youth minister on my watch. It was worse than a nightmare. This was going to be a night terror,
After her husband died two years ago, Susan Kirkland struggled with depression and finding God’s purpose for her life. But her focus shifted to others
Brianna Watts was stuck in a cycle. After growing up in foster homes, and then being adopted by an aunt as a teenager, she became
For 25 years, Team Yeats (Sharon and I) sat at the recording secretary’s desk to record the proceedings of the Southern Baptist Annual Meeting. We
The nations came to English Mountain in Newport, Tennessee, in June. More than 300 children, teenagers and adults from across the state attended the All
When Laurien Assis moved from Brazil to Tennessee to become an au pair, she brought something with her — a heart full of lessons from
A small Baptist congregation in rural North Carolina isn’t where you would expect to find a pastor deeply connected to the embattled people of Ukraine.
David Hardage, executive director of Texas Baptists, has announced plans to retire following more than 10 years of service with the Baptist General Convention of
