The Digital Public Square — a new resource produced by the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention — goes live today
Would you escape from your country, walk 400 miles across the Andes Mountains to begin a new life, then walk all the way back in
Churches don’t look or feel the same so why should church planting? For Northridge Church, the newest of their five-church network looks like nothing they
Still grappling with declining Cooperative Program receipts and other troubling financial realities, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board is downsizing its staff for the third consecutive
Helen Jean Parks, former missionary and wife of R. Keith Parks, former president of the Foreign (now International) Mission Board, died Sept. 13. She was
Summer Missions 2021 is a wrap for college students serving across Missouri. From the kickoff at orientation at the end of May, this year’s internship
When Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams arrive in the days following storms, they strategically set up Incident Command Centers at churches in and near heavily
Twenty years ago, Frederick Edwards responded to his first callout from Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. Terrorists had flown planes into the World Trade Center, and
