Gospel spreads in European Union with 400 church plants from KY missions effort
A Kentucky Baptist church that began a missions organization in Romania 28 years ago has seen their efforts bloom into
African Christian leaders, health nonprofits fill gaps
African Christian leaders attending a conference with faith-based health organizations in late November called for countries on the continent to do more to replace U.S. Agency for International Development funds cut by the Trump administration.
Helping churches engage their Afghan neighbors in simple, practical ways
In response to the number of resettled Afghan refugees in communities in the United States, the combined compassion ministry of
Intergenerational mindset key to growth in German church plant
The new Christian thought a small Bible study group was a great idea, but she had one stipulation. She didn’t want it to be a small group exclusively for those her age. It needed to be intergenerational.
‘Meant to go’: Missionary kid swears off missions, has change of heart
Theresa Dacio swore she’d never be a missionary. She even announced the fact to her parents, International Mission Board missionaries
Wyoming pastor navigates bad pipes, extreme weather and replanting church
“Part of being a replant is starting everything from scratch,” Wyoming pastor says. “I didn’t realize that I might be a project manager as well as a pastor. It seems that way sometimes.”
SBC Exec Comm trustees handle variety of business items
Proposed $190 million CP allocation budget for the upcoming 2024–25 fiscal year is down $5 million from the current 2023–24 budget year. EC trustees also approve Credentials Committee’s recommendation to disaffiliate 4 churches.
Father of murdered Campbellsville University student shares message of forgiveness
The father of the slain 18-year-old student at Campbellsville University spoke at the school’s chapel service on Wednesday and asked those assembled to choose forgiveness because “it’s the center of what Jesus is.”