Snow, ice, frigid temps? No problem. Churches overcome storm via internet, other strategies
Though a winter storm may have prevented some churches from meeting in person Jan. 25, they still pressed forward with online services while others became the hands and feet of Jesus in their communities.
KY school sees 16 students profess faith as a result of chapel service
Oneida Baptist Institute makes clear its purpose — “while every school deals with the minds of young people, but few, like Oneida, minister to the soul as well.”
‘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
First person: 12 ways my wife partners with me in ministry
I don’t brag enough about my wife. I was a single pastor the first 10 years I served as a pastor, and then God brought Pam into my world.
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for February 25
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for Feb. 25, written by Mark Rathel, professor at the Baptist College of Florida in Graceville, Florida.
Longtime SBC legal counsel responds to Guidepost report
Former longtime legal counsel for the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee issued a response on Monday (May 23) refuting accusations
‘We couldn’t just sit here’: Romanian pastor’s prayer answered by Mississippi team
Thirty years was a long time to wait for help. Yet, the Romanian pastor had faithfully prayed since he was 8 years old for someone to come alongside him to serve and love his people.
New Vietnamese decree offers ominous sign for churches
Vietnam’s new religion decree, promulgated on Dec. 29 and effective on March 30, appears to considerably add to the crush of demands on religion, reported Morning Star News.