Atlanta Braves helping GA Baptists build tiny homes for survivors of human trafficking
A Mission Georgia initiative to build 15 tiny homes for survivors of human trafficking will get a financial boost on Sunday
First person: Interning with Disaster Relief
“I found I could make a difference,” said college student Michelle Ryan, who served for a few years as a collegiate intern with Missouri Disaster Relief.
Rashional Thoughts: Alaska Baptists model, rely on partnerships in ministry
State convention annual meeting season is underway and Baptists in Alaska kicked it off in SBC-style Sept. 26–28. Along with
New strategies emerge as Japanese churches face future without pastors
Japan’s population is aging. Almost 30% of its population is 65 years old and older. This statistic is affecting church
Prison ministry in Zambia: ‘They are not outcasts. God loves them’
God answered the prayers of Southern Baptists who asked God for someone to work alongside International Mission Board missionaries in a prison ministry in Lusaka, Zambia. He didn’t just send one Zambian believer. He sent three.
Imprisoned Cuban pastor released as part of mass amnesty
According to Christian Solidarity Worldwide, an evangelical Cuban pastor who has been imprisoned since 2021 for participating in peaceful protests was released.
Study shows pastors believe Christmas Eve service to be most attended during holidays
At a previous church, John Dobbs had to take down the wreaths from the front door of the church building
First person: Helping children grow in Christian values
“Childhood is such a brief period of time. We as parents must use and find opportunities to teach children Christ-like values and Bible stories in the short period they are children,” writes Carolyn Tomlin.