‘Academic freedom’ topic of latest public letter from ‘Baylor Family’
A public letter focused on academic freedom marked the latest development in an ongoing controversy surrounding Baylor University’s decision to accept and later rescind a research grant.
Rashional Thoughts: How can we better equip national entity trustees for service?
Do you ever think about what you would want to happen in the flow of a contentious business meeting in
Online ministry equips house churches in Central Asia
Nearly eight years after arriving in the United States as a refugee, Nathan Rostampour still reaches families in Central Asia with the
First person: We need the local church
Every church has a unique story of how God birthed and blessed them over the years. The congregation I lead, Englewood Baptist in Jackson, Tennessee, was the fruit of heartfelt prayer and a compelling vision.
Medical-dental clinic serves community in body, soul
The Missions Team, a ministry through the Arkansas Baptist State Convention, recently held its first medical-dental clinic of the year
First Person: Why we do missions as a family
Once, my wife and I attended a lecture with our then 3-year-old son. The speaker was a possible Nobel Prize
Bringing fresh, living water to people in Andes Mountains
Texans on Mission is not only bringing fresh water and good hygiene practices to people in the Andes Mountains of Peru, but also bringing the gospel, with 46 professions of faith recorded during an August mission trip.
‘The excitement blew up’: Revival sweeps among Louisiana students
For several months, Addisyn Brattain had been a faithful attender of Maplewood First Baptist Church of Sulphur, Louisiana, when her