Coats for the City: outreach about more than handing out coats
With more than eight million people from more than 700 different language/culture groups, New York City is one of America’s
First person: Heroes sometimes wear yellow hats
A year after Hurricane Helene, Tennessee Baptist volunteers from across the state continue running toward the impact zone to help people dig out and rebuild, both their homes and their lives.
‘Lonely road to walk’: Pastors seek to encourage fellow ministry leaders
Aware of the difficult, lonely and emotionally challenging times pastors face as they juggle ministry to their congregations and their
Pickleball opens doors to gospel conversations for KY pastor
Gospel conversations can come from almost any circumstance or activity. Even pickleball. Andrew Dyer, pastor of Corinth Baptist Church in
Study spotlights top reasons for skipping church
A Lifeway Research study of U.S. adults who attend a religious service at a Protestant or non-denominational church at least
First person: Holding fast to Jesus amid miscarriage
The present grace that we rest in is often constructed from the mountainous ache of years past.
Disaster Relief chaplain remembers 9/11 ‘like it was yesterday’
Twenty years ago, Frederick Edwards responded to his first callout from Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. Terrorists had flown planes into
Mission:Dignity recipients to receive increase in benefits
The neediest couples participating in Mission:Dignity with at least 25 years of paid Southern Baptist service will see their benefits