European nations and ‘unduly restrictive policies’ against religious minorities
Blasphemy laws, along with restrictions on religious clothing and broadly worded legislation criminalizing hate speech, are among the practices of
Lynn Loyd retires after 45 years of collegiate ministy
After 45 years of faithfully serving in college ministry throughout the state, Lynn Loyd has retired from the Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC).
National WMU’s Wisdom-Martin announces 2027 retirement plans
“Faithfulness in this season calls me to be present with my family in a way that cannot be sustained by the obligations of my current ministry role. Our mission remains unchanged because it is rooted in God’s calling, not in one individual. God’s plan for this organization is bigger than any single person’s role. I have every confidence the Lord will guide and undergird WMU. His faithfulness does not change.” —Sandy Wisdom-Martin
About the Cooperative Program of the Southern Baptist Convention
Are reforms needed? Learn how offerings given through the Cooperative Program are funneled throughout the SBC and why people are talking about it.
Pro-life advocates keep close eye on Wisconsin election
Pro-life and abortion advocates in Wisconsin are keeping a close watch on Tuesday’s (April 1) election results that include a race to fill an open position on the state’s Supreme Court.
Judge dismisses Illinois lawsuit against school where Muslim student converted to Christianity
Parents’ suit against popular high school teacher remains active, and he has now also sued the school district, alleging school officials discriminated against his Christian faith.
Food Pantry ministry ‘really making a difference’ in community
It’s amazing what a small church with a big heart can do.
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for January 23
The Pitfall of Betrayal Genesis 37:1–5, 19–24, 26–27 God is at work, even when it’s not obvious. The longer I