Bir Bahdur is a simple animal herder. Sometimes he works as a day-laborer. He’s quiet and meek. He’s uneducated and soft-spoken. He doesn’t consider himself
Welcome to the audio digest of this week’s issue of The Alabama Baptist and The Baptist Paper. Each episode features news headlines and feature stories
Zack and Donna Prince have a regular routine when they have company in their Texas home. When it’s time for their guests to depart, the
A woman’s worth is rooted in who God says she is, International Mission Board missionary Jamie Schilt shared with the Malawian women seated before her
The myth that “something like this could never happen here” has been dispelled. Churches should give serious thought to planning their response to any type
June and July in Georgia mean hot days, cold sweet tea and summer camps. Georgia Baptists saw the largest number of students in three years
When most Arizona Southern Baptists think of New Life Pregnancy Center, a ministry of Arizona Baptist Children’s Services & Family Ministries, they think of supporting
From the Enneagram to what-character-are-you quizzes on social media, many people desire to understand themselves and the roles they play in their communities. Yet as
