Rising number of believers in Georgia continues to fuel hopes of spiritual revival
Georgia churches have continued to see growing numbers of people turning to Christ over the past week, fueling hopes of
Church planter called back to Vermont to lead rural congregation, mentor pastors
“We are getting settled and becoming a part of the fabric of our community. We’ve been building a core group, developing friendships and meeting lots of people,” said church planter Robby Pitt.
First person: How do we pastor through an election year?
This year no doubt will be filled with a perpetual barrage of politics. As pastors, how do we pastor through a year like this?
Congress urged to take action to address persecution in Nigeria
Representatives from multiple human rights and religious liberty organizations joined the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom in urging Congress to take action regarding ongoing persecution in Nigeria.
Battle of Kettle Creek in 1779 serves as lesson in religious freedom
As we celebrate the birth of our nation, it is important to remember that many who rallied to arms did so with the call for religious freedom ringing in their ears.
Bringing hope, healing in Hot Springs
More than 100 patients received medical and dental care — and 21 people gave their lives to Christ — during the first Arkansas Baptist Medical-Dental Clinic of 2026, hosted at First Baptist Church Hot Springs.
Mississippi leaders challenged to care for new members
The 2024 Impact Trainings occurred in five locations across Mississippi throughout August, focusing on the theme of “Building a Healthy Sunday School/Small Group Ministry” for church leaders, staff members and volunteers.
‘Celebration of All Nations’: St. Louis-area church serves as international ministry hub
When you attend church at Canaan Baptist in Oakville, Missouri, you may think you are in a typical suburban church