A brief history of the Cooperative Program
When 293 delegates gathered in 1845 in Augusta, Georgia, for the inaugural meeting of the convention, their first resolution expressed the desire to “organize a convention for the propagation of the gospel.”
Worms, hooks & a witness for his church
He showed up with a bunch of worms. He didn’t ask his pastor if it would be a good idea.
First person: Our kids crave more than worship ballads — K-Love Pop delivers
Even so, I’ve always wondered: Why hasn’t a major Christian company stepped up to champion the idea of offering modern, faith-focused music to today’s younger generation? Thankfully, that time has finally arrived.
Remembering John Jasper: From slavery to the pulpit
Highway engineers in Virginia designed a combined section of Interstates 64 and 95 to curve gently eastward in downtown Richmond
Georgia church baptizes 204 new believers so far this year
Cascade Hills Baptist Church, which on average has baptized someone every day since 2015, appears on track to have one
Associational leader reflects on legacy of great-grandfather R.A. Torrey
Slade Johnson, Associational Mission Strategist for the Golden Isles Baptist Network, has a rich and fascinating heritage. His great-grandfather was Reuben Archer Torrey (better known as R. A. Torrey), born in 1856 and died on October 26, 1928.
‘New ground’: Hearing-impaired teen’s 1st Christian camp becomes week to remember
For 13-year-old Bryleigh Freston, who is hearing-impaired, her first Christian camp was more than just a week outdoors.
Mississippi Baptists ready to respond to water crisis in Jackson
The Mississippi Baptist Convention Board remained closed on Wednesday (Aug. 31) as a result of excessive rain and issues at