Hurricane Helene was described by one official as a 400-mile-wide tornado, … which isn’t too far from reality. So, even though Asheville, North Carolina, has
One Georgia Baptist pastor recently dared to scale the challenging and dangerous summit. Andrew Mineev, pastor of Living Stone Russian Baptist Church in North Atlanta, is a mountain climber with an impressive resume …
In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Georgia Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers, supported by teams from other states, spread through the affected area. In some cases, they were joined by local college students.
These teams represented just a few of the hundreds of disaster relief (DR) volunteers from Tennessee, Texas and other states serving people from the Newport area to as far northeast as the Mountain City area.
After a yearlong search, the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina has a new leader for the first time in 40 years. David Melber replaces Michael C. Blackwell, who retired in September 2023.
Since his retirement in 2018, John Bowen has represented Bethsaida Baptist Church, Philadelphia, on three Vision Journeys with the Missions Mobilization department of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Board — to Poland, Laos and
Iglesia Bautista El Calvario, Roswell, New Mexico, recently baptized 10 people. The 10 had been attending the church for different periods of time, but each felt it was time …
It was these collected documents that became the basis for the Robert R. Hudson Collection, which now resides at the American Baptist Historical Society at Mercer University in Atlanta, Georgia.
In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s destructive path through South Carolina, students from Baptist Collegiate Ministry groups at The Citadel and College of Charleston partnered with South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief to help …
“‘Unlimited’ was chosen for the theme to help point students to the reality that we should not limit the power of our God,” said Sam Ivy, Mississippi Baptist Convention Board Collegiate Ministries director.
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