SBC legal updates: South Carolina church/school lawsuit dismissed; settlement conference set in Sills case
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit naming the Southern Baptist Convention and its Executive Committee over allegations involving a
ICYMI: Teaming up to bring timeless message to Winter Olympics
Continue to pray for missions efforts during 2026 Winter Olympic games.
Historical look at Southern Baptist Convention presidents
Since the Southern Baptist Convention was constituted in 1845, 61 individuals have served as SBC president. The people elected to
Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief celebrates 50 years of hurrying ‘help to helpless’
One Royal Ambassadors leader and a few coffee cans was all it took to construct a makeshift feeding kitchen for the victims of Hurricane Beulah in 1967.
Gospel needed where ‘faith is hard to find’
Scaffolding wraps part of Cologne Cathedral’s Gothic facade, and Johannes Schröder sees a sermon in it. “The cathedral will never
Winter safety resources to help prepare your facility
Before severe winter weather occurs and temperatures plummet below freezing, buildings need extra care and preparation.
Faith groups work to influence change, deliver goods to a Cuba in crisis
In the face of an accelerating U.S. pressure campaign, deteriorating public utilities and economic inefficiency, Cuba’s communist government on Thursday (June 18) announced sweeping economic reforms, the largest privatization since before Fidel Castro’s revolution in 1959.
‘Overwhelming’: 5 churches unite for week of revival
In a time when traditional church revivals have become less common, five small Baptist churches in southeastern Kentucky came together for a week of worship, prayer and renewed fellowship — drawing packed crowds and strengthening relationships that have continued beyond the services.