Supreme Court rules in favor of state laws protecting female sports
After years of legal battles, the Supreme Court on Tuesday (June 30) weighed in decisively, favoring the ability of states to protect women and girl athletes from unfair competition and safety risks.
Does your association’s communication target the right people?
People are often inundated with information in the digital world, making it easy for important information to be overlooked. But how can associations distribute a newsletter that is both attention-grabbing and informational?
Gospel goalie: Texas pastor excels on the ice
Some preachers are renowned for fiery sermons. One small-town Central Texas pastor is known, at least in some circles, for
First person: Here’s what small groups can learn from ‘old-fashioned’ Sunday School
When I started ministry many years ago, on-campus Sunday School was the predominant form of small groups. That trend has changed now, but the structure of old-fashioned Sunday school still provides needed lessons for small groups, regardless of their meeting place or time.
Volunteer missions teams vital to reaching desert people group
“God will do what He says He will do, and I want to be a part of it,” Vera says
Recreational marijuana, gambling, abortion addressed by MBC resolutions
Messengers recently assembled for the 2022 Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting in St. Charles and passed resolutions on a variety
Debby brings heavy rain, flooding; Baptists responding
As Tropical Storm Debby brings heavy rains and winds to North Carolina that have resulted in flooding and reports of multiple tornadoes, Baptist Disaster Relief teams are ready to respond.
Laos pastor tortured and killed for faith, local believers report
The body of a pastor with an officially recognized church in Laos was recently found with signs that he was