Seafarers consistently hear about Jesus in Port of Pascagoula
Tamás, a Hungarian ship captain, carefully navigated his sea vessel into Mississippi’s Port of Pascagoula. With his ship experiencing mechanical
Southern Baptist denomination like a 3-lane highway
In 1940, the first leg of the Pennsylvania Turnpike opened as a limited-access, interstate-type highway. It predated the Dwight D.
Wyoming cowboy church, Mustang Ministries team up to share skills, gospel
Through Mustang Ministries, with horse, cattle and blacksmithing demonstrations, Circle G Cowboy Church, Glendo, Wyoming, has found ways to share
Baptist ethicist spotlights Christian responsibility, AI and ministry
What is the Christian’s responsibility in navigating this technology, and how should they interact with it? A Baptist ethicist is working to answer these questions.
ERLC announces presidential search, 2023 goal for ultrasound placement
The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission will start a multiple-months-long search for a new president soon, messengers heard during the
Carson-Newman presents Sparks Award to Steve Gaines
Carson-Newman University presented the 2024 Ken Sparks Award to Steve Gaines. The Nov. 12 presentation came during C-N’s Alumni and Friends Dinner held at the annual meeting of the Tennessee Baptist Convention in Murfreesboro.
Mississippi Deaf conference confronts ministry needs, interpreter shortage
The 2022 Mississippi Baptist Conference of the Deaf recently held its annual meeting at Garaywa Camp and Conference Center in
Kentucky’s contract with children’s agency remains in limbo
Kentucky’s contract renewal with a Baptist-affiliated children’s agency remains in limbo, but the state is continuing to place youngsters in