Chris Lohman says there is something about Huntington Beach that makes it a hard place to do evangelism. “It’s a city of coolness,” he said.
Demas Kharel knows what it feels like to be a refugee, culturally rejected and far from home. Born in Bhutan of Nepalese descent, he spent
For Danial Habte, pastor of Kingdom Gospel Church and All Nation Worship Church — two congregations connected to Paramount Baptist Church in Amarillo—international evangelism begins
Baylor University will remove the statue of slaveholding former president Rufus Burleson from the quadrangle that has borne his name and add to Founders Mall
A group of East Texas Baptist University students, faculty and staff recently spent four days in Alabama learning the history and significance of the Civil
Brad Eubank, a pastor known for being a community leader and a sexual abuse survivor, will be nominated as first vice president when the Southern
Parents and other adults helping children process the recent mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, have quite a challenge. It is important
EDITOR’S NOTE — The Baptist Paper reached out to each of the three individuals who have announced intentions to be nominated for president of the
They say everything is bigger in Texas, but the three Woods siblings might disagree. They found their college home in small town Louisiana. The mysterious
International Mission Board trustees approved 56 new fully funded missionaries for appointment during their May 18–19 meeting in Orlando, Florida. The meeting was conducted in
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