IMB, NAMB announce new Send Conference dates, thank Baptists for helping Ukrainians through Send Relief
Kevin Ezell, president of the North American Mission Board, says NAMB and the International Mission Board, have a “beautiful” partnership.
Wheelchair accessible van a blessing for GA associational missionary after stroke
For retired associational missionary Ray Coleman, attending church has always been central in his life. But since having a debilitating
SBC 2024: June 12 Recap
Among the biggest of today’s news, messengers have voted not to adopt the Law Amendment, which would have added to the SBC Constitution: “Affirms, appoints, or employs only men as any kind of pastor or elder as qualified by Scripture.”
Gateway trustees approve Iorg School with $2.1 million endowment; Groza installed as president
Gateway Seminary trustees approved the creation of the Jeff P. Iorg School of Christian Leadership during their fall board meeting Oct. 7-8.
‘Epic outreach’ event tops off summer for Nebraska church
A recent “epic” event in Sidney, Nebraska, culminated a busy summer of outreach in the state’s panhandle. With the help
Can fitness clubs keep women-only areas?
The Connecticut Supreme Court heard arguments May 5 in a case involving women-only exercise areas in fitness clubs but with
‘Moving scene’: Church revival leads to salvation of pastor’s son
The revival services resulted in five people responding to the gospel, three additional individuals added to the church, and many believers resolving to have a closer walk with God. One particular decision stood out to the church’s pastor.
When tragedy becomes banal: Why news consumers experience crisis fatigue
By Rebecca Rozelle-Stone University of North Dakota When Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine by land, air and