First Person: Every chaplaincy contact is as unique as the person in crisis
In August 2020 the state of California began housing evacuees from the Santa Cruz fires at the Asilomar Conference Grounds
Illinois Baptist churches discover creative ways to reach neighbors
Illinois Baptist churches are discovering creative ways to reach their neighbors with the gospel. First Baptist Church, Salem, Illinois, purchased
EC leaders take questions on abuse prevention; 2 churches no longer ‘in friendly cooperation’
Jeff Dalrymple and Jeff Iorg, president/CEO of the SBC Executive Committee, fielded questions related to sexual abuse prevention Tuesday (Feb. 18) following the SBC Executive Committee meeting in Nashville.
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for May 14
IT IS FINISHED John 19:17–30 The action in John’s description of the last hours of Jesus’ life slows down in
Father-daughter dance reached unchurched in Maryland
Olney Baptist Church in Maryland hosted its third annual father-daughter dance, complete with limo rides and photo opportunities, the Maryland-Delaware
Study: Churchgoers say they want to serve, but how many do?
Although most churchgoers want to serve in their communities for gospel impact, there is a noticeable gap when it comes
Tennessee’s first lady heads initiative serving Helene victims
Working alongside non-profits serving those affected by Hurricane Helene is a priority of Tennessee Serves, an initiative headed by Tennessee’s First Lady Maria Lee.
Nashville attorney has spent lifetime helping SBC entities preserve stewardship integrity
Mention the name Jim Guenther to any Southern Baptist who sits on the pew of an average Southern Baptist church