Federal judge to California: Pay $4.5 million after losing lawsuit over gender-identity policies
A federal judge has reportedly ordered California to pay $4.5 million in legal fees after losing a lawsuit over school
‘Thank you’ letters from jail highlight hope, transformation
A team of 30 volunteers are bringing hope and transformation to inmates at the Anderson County Detention Facility.
Christians under increased pressure in West Bank
The Christian presence in the West Bank continues to reportedly be threatened. Once a flourishing population in the region, Christians now make up only 1 to 2% of the population, numbers that have dwindled significantly since the 1900s.
Church, community respond quickly to power children’s cabins
With so much bad news in the world, this is a reminder that good things are still happening.
Food pantry sees growth as ‘small miracle’
The community food pantry at Apison Baptist Church in Apison, Tennessee, saw an uptick in demand this past November when the government shutdown disrupted SNAP benefits, forcing families to seek emergency food assistance.
Church planter’s wife facing medical crisis in Minnesota
The Minnesota-Wisconsin Baptist Convention has organized a GoFundMe page for Philip Nache, church planter of Hope of Nations Gospel Church
Partnership between Baptist churches in Texas and Ukraine gains momentum
The Healing Path Movement, church-to-church partnership between Baptist churches in Texas and Ukraine, has experienced an increase in church involvement and planning, with 41 committed partnerships and four projects underway.
Ministers’ wives of Arkansas gather for annual conference
Ministers wives from across the state on Oct. 20 had the opportunity to gather together and encourage one another, pray together and build meaningful relationships.