‘This is what God can do’: Multicultural church impacting immigrants in Maine
Portland, Maine is not generally considered a hub for immigrants. The city is often known more for its lobsters, cobblestone
She Loves Out Loud Global offers chance to connect with women worldwide Nov. 5
Next Saturday (Nov. 5), women are invited to join a special event calling women around the world to pray for
Retiring associational missionary strategists reflect on ministry changes
It’s a changing of the guard as three northeast Georgia associational missionary strategists with 60 years of combined experience are retiring. They are baby boomers passing the baton to a new generation of leadership.
Conservative Baptist Network sponsors breakfast rally prior to SBC Annual Meeting
More than 1,100 Southern Baptists gathered early the morning of June 14, just prior to the opening gavel of the
Opinion: What good crisis management should teach churches
When a Hilton-branded hotel in Minnesota canceled reservations for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, it didn’t stay local — it became national news almost instantly.
At 91, seminary graduate continues to inspire, impact lives
At 91, Mary Glenn Ingouf finally received her master’s degree after 66 years. Her lifelong dedication to missions, faith continues to inspire others.
Alaska Baptists celebrate existing efforts, challenged to tackle difficult areas
Gathering for their annual meeting Sept. 27–29 at First Baptist Church North Pole, Alaska Baptists celebrated work being done, heard plans
Mississippi News October 10, 2024
Mississippi News October 10, 2024 Obituary Terry Wayne Scott, former pastor of First Baptist Church Jumpertown and funeral director, died