‘Light in the darkness’: Arkansas Baptist women reach neighbors, nations
Five Arkansas Baptist women were involved in English-teaching ministry through the Brooklyn Arab American Friendship Center, Oct. 12-15. Prayer walking,
SCWC Notable Book Awards ceremony held at TAB building
The Southern Christian Book Expo was held Jan. 21–22 via Facebook for the second year in a row, along with
Two Christian families in Massachusetts file suit after foster care licenses revoked
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of two Massachusetts families after the commonwealth told them that they are no longer eligible to continue serving as foster parents because of their religious beliefs.
First Person: 10 reasons for your church to pursue college students
I first wrote about this topic in 2016, but my burden for university and college students has grown exponentially since
Go Tell America crusade in Mississippi sees hundreds respond
More than 700 people made commitments to the Lord Jesus Christ during the GO TELL AMERICA Crusade in Brookhaven, Mississippi, Oct. 19-22, from among the 10,000 who attended the four-night event, according to event organizers.
GA pastor ‘thriving’ despite Stage 4 cancer, returns to pulpit
A resilient Jack Lee is back in the pulpit, serving as interim pastor at First Baptist Church in Jesup, Georgia.
‘Whatever it takes’: He literally ‘runs the race’ to get to church service on time
The New Testament exhorts believers to “run the race.” For one Kentucky Baptist that became a literal necessity this past Sunday.
‘All hands on deck’: Nigerian president declares security emergency after continued violence
Nigeria’s president responded to a surge in violence and abductions by declaring a nationwide security emergency, ordering the massive recruitment and deployment of law enforcement officers and armed forces personnel.