Tennessee Baptist Convention messengers adopted a $35 million budget for 2022–23, approved a constitutional amendment on second reading, renewed a missions partnership with Guatemala and
By Phillip Slaughter We desperately need to equip more ministers if we want to replace those who are retiring or leaving the ministry for a
UPDATE: On Wednesday (Nov. 16), the Senate voted 63–37 — all 50 Democrats and 12 Republicans — to invoke cloture to advance H.R. 8404. The
Everyone bustled around the neighborhood. Horns blared trying to push traffic along. Mothers pulled their children to school along the sidewalk. Old men sat in
Classrooms were empty on Carson-Newman University’s campus in Jefferson City earlier this fall, but it was not a holiday. More than 550 members of the
When the U.S. Supreme Court in June overturned Roe v. Wade and sent abortion oversight back to the states, Baptist ministry leaders began carefully considering
A Baptist campus minister at the University of Arkansas in Monticello is using his passion for hiking and the outdoors to help with a worthy
Under the banner of “Better Together,” messengers to the 81st meeting of California Southern Baptist Convention celebrated diversity and partnership and approved a one percent
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