China guilty of forced labor, UN report says
The United Nations has determined it is “reasonable to conclude” China has been practicing forced labor among ethnic Muslim minorities
Georgia Baptist DR providing meals for security detail at Rosalynn Carter memorials
The chefs who are preparing meals for hundreds of Secret Service agents, Georgia Highway Patrol troopers, National Guard troops and others providing security during three days of memorials for former first lady Rosalynn Carter ….
TX chaplaincy relations director Bobby Smith dies
Bobby Smith, founding director of Chaplaincy Relations with the Baptist General Convention of Texas, died Oct. 18. He was 68.
First person: The ‘most wonderful time’ of year is far from joyful for many
If we take our role as Christ’s ambassadors seriously, we should make sure we aren’t so caught up in our own celebration of the holidays that we miss ministering Jesus’ love to those who are seriously hurting around us.
Five Christians killed in Nigeria; another on trial for blasphemy
Extremists killed five people and put another on trial for blasphemy as the onslaught against Christians continues in Nigeria. Islamic
‘They just became my people’: Retired crisis center director reflects on God’s faithfulness
After 38 years of uplifting the downtrodden, Datha Ray recently retired from her role as crisis center director for Lauderdale Baptist Association in Marion, Mississippi.
Bible app helps provide ‘comfort, peace and hope’ in times of trouble
Anxiety. Healing. Love. 2022 was a difficult year in the United States and across the globe, but these search terms
Technology and faith: 3 big issues to watch in 2023
Since 2020, I have sought to write about some of the top technology issues to be aware of and how