‘Seminary for a Day’: SEBTS professors provide training for VA church leaders
Seminary-level training was offered recently “close to home” by Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary through “Seminary for a Day” in Virginia.
‘Overwhelmed’ while ministering to Ukrainian refugees, a first-person account
By Ralph Stevens Special to The Baptist Paper Medyka, Poland — it’s a place where the people have a few
Sexual abuse prevention: SBC panel discusses solutions
The panel discussion on “Safeguarding the Next Generation” featured Olivia Littleton, Jeff Dalrymple, Lynne Little, Matt Espenshade and moderator Courtney Reissig.
First Person: Reasons why marriage is declining
Young American adults are eschewing marriage at alarming rates. A recent report in World included this Census Bureau generated data: only
Q&A with Bart Barber, candidate for SBC president
EDITOR’S NOTE — The Baptist Paper reached out to each of the three individuals who have announced intentions to be
Church sees baptisms, discipleship shine from reviving work in local jails
The pastoral staff of Beacon Hill Baptist Church is four weeks into a weekly Bible study they lead at Pulaski County Detention Center. Eleven men — many of whom are new believers — have already been baptized.
First person: Working through seasons of change
Nothing is scarier than change. Well, maybe spiders are scarier, but I digress.
‘Retraumatized’: Syrians seeking hope after earthquake, decades of desperation
For Syrians, the world has been crumbling for years, and this February’s earthquake added mounds to the existing literal and