Muslims protest construction of church building in Indonesia
Muslims in Indonesia on July 7 protested construction of a church building in South Sulawesi Province, falsely claiming it had
First person: BCM offers support, ways to grow faith
Every year excited, anxious young adults embark on a new adventure as they begin the college semester. Every student has the need for community … and a loving team of ministers and student leaders who will help them explore their faith.
Change, transitions nothing new to SBC workers. Here’s why they stay.
Labor Day is Sept. 7. The Baptist Paper asked several leaders in various roles at SBC entities to share challenges, lessons learned during leadership transitions and reflections on why they keep returning each day for more.
Taking a closer look at pastor pay
Senior pastors at Southern Baptist churches have had to make do with less pay and even less purchasing power recently.
Solution to pastor shortage is sitting in your pews. Here’s why.
When Richard Ulrich offered to teach a summertime preaching class, he expected a handful of men in his congregation would be interested.
Study shows 2 in 5 Americans agree ‘we are living in the end times’
The person standing at the street corner holding a sign that says, “The end is near,” may find more people
Meeting people ‘at their point of need’: Chaplaincy making positive inroads into corporate America
Corporate chaplaincy is a growing field, and several organizations are leading the charge to send missionaries right into the center
Practical steps for fostering vibrant, healthy groups
Recent data from Lifeway Research provides valuable insights into the state of groups, leading to practical steps for fostering vibrant and healthy groups.