Another SBC leader refutes allegations in sexual abuse report
Southern Baptist leaders and others mentioned in the sexual abuse report released May 22 continue to come forward to refute
‘God solved the problem’: Ugandan schools benefit from Baptists’ water project
The headmasters of two primary schools in rural northern Uganda agreed. Access to water makes all the difference in the lives of their students.
Liberty University fined $14 million for failures in reporting campus crime
Liberty University has agreed to pay a $14 million fine for failures in reporting campus crime and its handling of sexual abuse survivors, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
Israel and Hamas: Latest developments on conflict, relief plans
The situation remains complex, with ongoing negotiations and tensions as both parties hold firm to their positions. Meanwhile, Southern Baptists have been actively engaged in providing aid and relief.
Midwestern Seminary’s Smith headed to university president’s seat
“Places like the University of Mobile shape minds, move hearts, identify gifts, cultivate friendship, strengthen communities and launch lifelong careers. But even more important (they) equip students to follow Jesus.” —Charles W. Smith Jr.
Equipped, challenged, inspired: IMB Missions College delivers cross-cultural training
The goal of the conference is to give Southern Baptists access to IMB resources and to each other. The event includes learning tracks that allow participants to dig deep into topics like foundations of missions, cross-cultural evangelism…
First Person: Live carefully! You never know who’s watching
A man took the bus to work. Since rain was predicted, he went to get the umbrella, but his wife
Hobbies aid personal health and outreach efforts for pastors, studies show
While some pastors may believe they don’t have the time to invest in a hobby, that investment could enable a