TX Baptist volunteers dig well in Amazon village, provide clean water
Even in a place surrounded by water, clean drinking water can be hard to acquire. A team of seven Texas
WWII veteran turns 100, shares ‘secret Bible’ story
In May of 1945, three months before the end of fighting in the Pacific in World War II, a short
First person: Navigating the digital wilderness with discernment
As Christians, we have a responsibility to exercise wisdom and discernment, especially when it comes to the things we post and share online, writes Tony Martin.
Puerto Rico Ministry Center celebrates grand opening
Send Relief’s recent grand opening ceremonies for its ministry center in Guaynabo spanned two days and hosted local government leaders,
Opposition emerges to easing worship permits in Indonesia
Opposition has emerged to a proposal by Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs to do away with the role of a Muslim-dominated body that has complicated efforts by minority religions to build houses of worship.
First person: 5 ways parents can help kids navigate senior year
Countless students will graduate from public high schools across the country this year. Even more students will finish their coursework
Through globalization effort in the Philippines, God has multiplied missionaries among locals
Jen Hagen knew from a young age that she wanted to give her life to something worth dying for. When
‘We stand by our position’: Illinois Baptists plan appeal to loss in religious freedom case
A circuit judge in Springfield has ruled against the Illinois Baptist State Association in a suit to protect IBSA from requirements to provide employees with insurance benefits that cover abortion.