College students venture out 2 by 2 to share gospel on campus
“We are sifting our campus trying to find where God is working.” Josh Richards spoke these words minutes before a team of college students took to the campus of over 13,000.
Missionaries continue serving Ukrainians in ‘the beyond’
Tensions escalated. An imminent invasion was on the horizon. The evacuation of International Mission Board missionaries in Ukraine became imperative.
Vietnamese refugee returns as missionary, thankful for God’s faithfulness
International Mission Board missionary Ruby Ng knows what it’s like to be a refugee. The Vietnam War ravaged her home country during her childhood. Amidst all the violence and post-war fallout, she knew she had to leave.
Federal court sides with Christian foster couple over licensing issue
A Washington state rule requiring foster parents to socially “transition” foster children violates the First Amendment through viewpoint discrimination, a federal district court ruled.
Missouri association partners with children’s home in Liberia
Several churches in the Black River Association in Kennett, Missouri, have begun assisting a ministry to children in the western African nation of Liberia.
Religious freedom commission names ‘worst of the worst’ violators across globe
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom added Azerbaijan to its list of 17 “worst of the worst” violators of freedom of religion or belief in 2023.
First person: When someone in your small group ‘hijacks the room’
One of the fastest ways to kill a small group isn’t bad theology, poor leadership or even lack of preparation.
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.