James Rudy Gray, editor and president of the Baptist Courier, announced this past spring his plans to retire at the end of the year. Following
When Ann Lawrence was 19 her friends’ camp stories sounded so fun she thought she might like to give camp a try, too. They had
The State Convention of Baptists in Indiana recently announced the results of a rebranding project that they launched earlier this year. “You’ll see a new
The last abortion clinic in Mississippi has packed up and is moving on after being shuttered by a trigger law that went into effect after
Squeezed by high inflation and declining Cooperative Program receipts, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board has been forced to make mid-year budget adjustments that include staff
If you submitted a movie script with all the elements of the past six years in Marybeth Slabbert’s life to a Hollywood producer, it would
Skyline Medical Center in Nashville is a mission field ripe for ministry opportunities, says chaplain Bill Palmiter. Palmiter, who retired as pastor of Bethel Baptist
One church in Ukraine has found a creative way to save lives — sewing bulletproof vests for soldiers. A Baptist leader in the war-torn country got
Lisa Wilson said special needs families “are one of our most unreached people groups, because so many don’t feel like they have a place to
The Women’s New Life Center in Baton Rouge was vandalized, and an East Baton Rouge judge issued a temporary halt to Louisiana’s abortion ban on
Our mission is to serve the Church through trustworthy journalism.
As a nonprofit Christian news ministry, we seek to provide grace-filled, trustworthy reporting from a Christian worldview while keeping our content freely accessible online.
Support from readers and ministry partners allows us to continue equipping churches, informing individuals, and providing ministry resources at affordable rates. Would you prayerfully consider supporting this work?
