Living in a ‘Glass House’: Lifeway’s Ben and Lynley Mandrell share struggles, hope
Ben and Lynley Mandrell recently discussed how starting their podcast, “The Glass House,” has given them an opportunity to share
‘In the trenches together’: Idaho replants work as a family of faith
“We want to make Jesus nonignorable to the community around us,” Ridgway said.
Romanian planter starts multicultural church in diverse area of NYC
The Week of Prayer for North American Missions is March 5–12. For more information, click here. In some ways, New
First person: Celebrating the people you serve, love
One of the joys of pastoring is celebrating the milestone achievements of the people you serve and love.
SWBTS finds ‘genuine stability’ after years of crisis
Today, the school is in a place of “genuine stability,” according to Dockery, 72, who dropped the interim from his title in 2023. Enrollment is up, the school has paid off its short-term debt.
Midwestern Seminary ‘committed to serving Southern Baptist churches,’ Allen says
Highlighting four strategic priorities — missional faithfulness, faculty strength, student success and a flourishing campus community — Allen said incoming residential master’s degree-seeking students can receive a full tuition scholarship for their first year.
Virginia church invests in military members and “sends” them out when it’s time for their next assignment
Ministering to the military community can be challenging because of the difficult schedules of military personnel and the fact they
Ukrainian congregation, other area ministries ‘revolutionized’ by committed Alabama couple
Slavic Rymskyi has been known to call them “Pa” and “Nana.” For the ministry leader of First Baptist Church in