Delaware church reaches children with special needs and their parents
Children with special needs are special to Seaside Baptist Church, Lewes, Delaware. The church, led by Pastor Charlie Arnold, has
DBU global gathering urges prayer, awareness for persecuted around the world
Dallas Baptist University’s Institute for Global Engagement hosted a global gathering to pray for all persecuted religious minorities, Oct. 24-25.
IMB celebrates service of Hispanics during National Hispanic Heritage Month
The task for the day was sharing the gospel – with total strangers. Talking about Jesus in public can be
Rashional Thoughts: Is it any wonder our hearts hurt in times of conflict?
Disagreements are unsettling, but intense division shreds our souls. None of us remains whole when we are at odds with
First person: Methods have changed, but role of state papers is the same
Longtime Tennessee Baptist editor Lonnie Wilkey shares how methods in publishing have changed, but the role of state papers remains important.
IMB missionary pipeline surpasses 1,100; ‘More people will hear the gospel,’ Chitwood says
Four years ago, 300 candidates waited in the International Mission Board’s missionary pipeline, considering a call to the nations. That
Lifeway ‘not in a fire sale,’ but ‘getting focused,’ says president Mandrell
Bringing his first report as president of Lifeway Christian Resources, Ben Mandrell acknowledged the difficulty of the past year when
MBTS offers 100% tuition scholarships for 105 first-year students
Midwestern Seminary has announced that full-tuition scholarships for first-year master’s students in For the Church Cohorts will be extended to incoming students in the 2025–26 academic year.