How to protect your church from freezing cold
Extreme cold and water pipes can be a bad combination. That was case Thursday (January 22) at Streator Baptist Camp in Streator, Illinois, when a water pipe in the kitchen ceiling froze and then burst creating a cold, wet and costly mess for the camp.
Opinion: Only God can remove ‘elephant in the room’ for SBC Exec Comm
Filling this role is obviously a God-sized task and as Southern Baptists, we need to pray God’s wisdom for leaders within the EC as they seek God’s man for “a time such as this.” There’s really nothing “people” can do.
Videos highlight Baptist generosity, partnership with Ukraine response
When Southern Baptists partner, specifically through giving and going, impactful work among the nations happens. The impact of this cooperative
Church opens shelter to provide ‘lifesaving care’ during freezing nights
When temperatures drop to 32 degrees or below, exposure becomes life-threatening.
Christian in Pakistan freed after being falsely accused for blasphemy
In a rare move in Pakistan, police discharged a 72-year-old Christian from a blasphemy case after the complainant admitted she had falsely accused him, Morning Star News reported.
Lifetimes of Kingdom impact recognized at missionary emeriti event
Collectively they speak more than 40 languages and numerous local and tribal dialects. Many endured persecution, war, tribal conflict and
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for March 3
Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for March 3, written by Mark Rathel, professor at the Baptist College of Florida in Graceville, Florida.
Going nowhere: 10 reasons why churches get stuck, stop growing
We often call it a “plateaued church,” and we define it as a church that is neither growing nor declining. Here are some reasons a church gets “stuck” in plateau …