The Mississippi Baptist Convention Board remained closed on Wednesday (Aug. 31) as a result of excessive rain and issues at a water-treatment plant that led
As a police chaplain and pastor, Terry Rainwater can’t help but be troubled by human trafficking statistics. For example, the average age a child forced
Russians and Ukrainians may be at war in Europe, but in Georgia they’re forging strong friendships. At the Russian-speaking Lighthouse Church in Lawrenceville, people who
Seventy-eight people prayed to receive Jesus at the Baptist tent during the Missouri State Fair. The mid-August fair ran for 10 days, and Baptist volunteers
Students in the Baptist Campus Ministry at Morehead State saw with their own eyes the heartbreak and destruction that came with the horrific eastern Kentucky
Each year men and women all over this country stand in groups of two, 10 or 50 and recite a statement that changes their lives.
Matt Chandler, pastor of The Village Church in Flower Mound, Texas, said today (Aug. 28) he is taking a “leave of absence” after violating the
When Jeff Farmer rode his Indian Chieftain motorcycle off the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary campus in May, it marked day one of a five-month
Marilynn Blackaby, wife of pastor and author Henry Blackaby, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, their son Richard announced Friday (Aug. 26). “Dear friends of
Thirty-one United Methodist churches in western North Carolina are demanding they be allowed to leave the United Methodist Church and have hired a Florida legal
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