Health care opportunities, IMB services multiply in Indonesia
The history of Southern Baptist work in Indonesia is long, dating back to 1951, when missionaries first went to the island nation. Medical work wasn’t far behind, and it soon became a key strategy for gospel access.
First responder room builds connections between church, law enforcement
The first responder room at Wallace Memorial Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee, has offered a respite for local law enforcement officers and provided a way for the church to serve them well.
Alaska convention restores relationship with North American Mission Board
Alaska Baptists overwhelmingly approved restoring their relationship with the North American Mission Board during the Alaska Baptist Resource Network annual
Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission board officers share explanation
ERLC board members learn full details of what happened with ‘unauthorized’ announcement, confirm Brent Leatherwood ‘was never terminated.’
First Person: 5 ways to care for your pastor
Pastoring a local church is one of the most difficult, but rewarding jobs in the world. It’s a unique and
Georgia keeps Camp Kaleo operating with new agreement
The Georgia Baptist Mission Board and Friends of Kaleo, Inc., announced last week the formal signing of an agreement that both groups hope will keep Camp Kaleo operating for the foreseeable future.
Father, sons served 8 churches
By Todd Deaton The Courier Greg Sweet and his two sons, Neal and Nathan, together form what one fellow pastor
University of Mobile renovates missionary house to serve international missionaries
In 1977, the University of Mobile established “the Missionary House” a block from campus to provide a temporary home for