Former first lady, Rosalynn Carter, dies at 96
Rosalynn Carter, the first lady who prioritized humanitarian causes in the U.S. and abroad, died Sunday (Nov. 19) at the age of 96.
‘God provides’: New well an answered prayer for Missouri church
People began investigating the problem and it became obvious the well was not recoverable and a new one would have to be drilled. There was only one problem: There wasn’t enough money to get the job done.
Judge won’t dismiss blasphemy case against Christian
A Christian mother of five in Nigeria has been granted bail and is safe in an undisclosed location after being charged with blasphemy.
WMU Pursue Conference asks attendees: ‘Who is at your table?’
The Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas Pursue Conference kept the Great Commission focus that has been at the heart of the organization since its beginning, while setting the stage for coming shifts.
SBC Exec Comm delays decision on requiring more transparency from entities
SBC EC trustees said they want to ensure they have carefully thought through the requests before finalizing a decision on how to proceed.
Oklahoma volunteers see ‘significant fruit’ following recent tornado damage
As parts of the Southeast braced for more storms on Wednesday (May 8), Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers were in action responding to the outbreak of tornadoes in Oklahoma in late April and early May.
Study: Is SBC’s CP the best way to support spread of gospel worldwide?
A survey of Southern Baptist congregations conducted by Lifeway Research found 2 in 3 congregations believe CP is the most effective and efficient way to support the spread of the gospel worldwide (66%).
Laundry unit expands Disaster Relief ministry to flood victims
Thanks to the creativity of a Mississippi layman and a gift from California Baptists, Texans on Mission provided an expanded service to Southeast Texas families affected by recent flooding.