Scaffolding wraps part of Cologne Cathedral’s Gothic facade, and Johannes Schröder sees a sermon in it. “The cathedral will never be finished. It will always
Beneath the shadow of Cologne Cathedral, a choir of Tennessee Baptist men sang “Amazing Grace.” Passers-by stopped and recorded on their phones. Others watched quietly
A baseball tour through the northeast in mid-August joined the list of events that Off the Grid has provided Tennessee Baptist ministers for the past six years — and it proved to be an overwhelming success.
Smoke stains the sanctuary of North Knoxville Baptist Church, and the foyer is heavily damaged, but the Tennessee congregation says it is not going anywhere.
Volunteers at the Dandridge Ministerial Association Food Pantry in Tennessee stared down empty shelves and empty freezers, with 180 families depending on them for food.
The Tennessee Baptist Mission Board launched the See Tennessee website this month. It’s a digital map that gives pastors and church leaders a snapshot of the physical, social, and spiritual needs in their county.
“We’re definitely finding Bigfoot,” Chad Allen declared on Facebook before traveling with his family to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, this past weekend. The Allens met up with
Isaiah 117 House started with a dream — a dream to change the way foster care begins in a community. It soon became a dream to change the way foster care begins in a state.
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