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
Merger completed to form North Central Baptist Network
After three years of planning and praying, a merger of three Kentucky Baptist associations into one has been completed, launching
‘It’s all God’s anyway’: Arkansas church enjoys phenomenal growth in missions giving
To say that missions giving has become a priority for the members of First Baptist Church (FBC) in Sheridan would
Flood survivors in Texas literally keep eyes on the cross
Weeks after the deadly July 4 Guadalupe River flood, its survivors still live with memories of danger, fear, confusion, loss—and faith. Will and Ann Britt awoke that morning just in time.
Trustees of SBC’s Executive Committee regroup after failed first attempt to name new leader
After an experience labeled by several trustees of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee as “a hot mess,” the group
From ‘flaming atheist’ to pastor of family ministries
In 2019, Pew Research Center conducted a study on the religious landscape of the U.S. Through this study, it was
Sharing biblical lessons to pastors in Haiti
Even though the U.S. State Department has strongly advised people against travel to Haiti, that didn’t stop Kyle Noffsinger from going there last week to speak at a pastors conference.