Flooding in Northeast: Baptist volunteers continue efforts in Vermont
As heavy rains continued to hit the Northeast causing flash flooding and other damage over the weekend, Southern Baptists were
Where do you start when hiring church communicators?
While missions, outreach, education and other ministries are important, churches have discovered they would have been in serious trouble during the COVID-19 lockdown without a communications or media team.
Campus ministries revving up for new school year
Mississippi Baptist leaders expect nearly 20,000 students to interact with campus ministries during the fall semester.
European courts requiring proof of Christian faith for Iranian converts fleeing persecution
Converts who have fled Iran are finding it much harder to prove their faith once they cross the border.
Pastor jailed for ‘brainwashing,’ accused of ‘allurement’ in India
A pastor was jailed on a baseless claim that he violated India’s anti-conversion laws, even after the magistrate reprimanded police for the arrest.
SBC Exec Comm to consider Jeff Iorg as next president, CEO
“Jeff Iorg is who we have been praying for,” said search team chairman Neal Hughes. Iorg currently serves as the president of Gateway Baptist Theological Seminary, where he has served since 2004.
Prayer service goes on after KY Capitol cleared following bomb threat
A bomb threat didn’t stop people from praying in the Kentucky State Capitol Rotunda Wednesday (Jan. 4) as legislators began work for the 2024 legislative session.
Barber highlights changes, plans for SBC annual meeting
“We’ve changed our process, and I’m happy to say for the first time ever this year you will know what the proposed resolutions are for the SBC Annual meeting well before we gather in Indianapolis,” said SBC president Bart Barber.