Responding to the Texas school shooting: Helping children process tragedy
Parents and other adults helping children process the recent mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, have quite
Olympics update: IOC announces decision on protecting women’s competition
The International Olympic Committee announced Thursday (March 26) that only biological women will be allowed to compete in women’s Olympic events.
BCM/D is ‘in a great place’ to serve others, says exec Tom Stolle
We are experiencing tremendous unity and staff alignment. We will continue to invest in our staff and lift each other up. If we’re stronger, we’re better at serving you, and our desire is to be great at it,” Tom Stolle said.
Nicaragua and the persecuted church focus of report
Christian Solidarity Worldwide said in a report released this week that repression of religious groups in Nicaragua remained widespread in 2025, with Protestant communities, including Baptists, among those affected.
Church shooting survivor: ‘Scene plays over and over in my mind’
Martha lost three friends June 16 when the lone guest attending a “Boomers Potluck” evening gathering pulled out a gun.
Sons of Jubal celebrate 7 decades of raising voices ‘to worship and glorify the Lord’
For the past 70 years, the members of the Sons of Jubal chorus have been raising their voices in song to worship and glorify the Lord.
Televangelist, author James Robison dies at 82
James Robison, a televangelist, author, friend of politicians and key figure in the Moral Majority movement who later led a humanitarian organization, died Saturday (May 16).
Baptists in Mexico forced to leave homes by village leaders
More than 100 Baptists in Hidalgo State, Mexico, were forced to leave their homes in the villages of Coamila and Rancho Nuevo on April 26.