Pastor pipeline dwindling in TN, Baptist leaders say
On any given Sunday there may be as many as 350 churches in Tennessee without a pastor, said Roger “Sing”
Attorney urges churches to be proactive in sexual abuse prevention
Attorney Greg Love said the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior, and “what is predictable is preventable.” “When
Former pro athlete brings mental health conversations to churches
“I think when we don’t connect the Bible to people’s lives in real time, we miss opportunities for people to even think about their mental health,” said Jay Barnett.
Retiring IMB missionaries see faces, possibilities when hearing lostness statistics
The International Mission Board’s newest missionary emeriti have heard the statistics of lostness. According to recent global research data, 4.6
Clifton’s posthumous book demonstrates passion for church planting, flying
When Clint Clifton was tragically killed in January of this year in an aircraft accident, he left behind a legacy
Ethiopian Christians experience significant rise in persecution
Three groups have increased their persecution of Christians in Ethiopia. Those groups are radicalized Oromo Muslims in the south; Ethiopian
‘Hands-on responsibility’: IMB, Send Network partner to send church planters overseas
This April, 15 pastors and church planters from the North American Mission Board’s Send Network traveled to Frankfurt, Germany, to
Judge’s ruling on conditions in TX prison gives ‘positive tailwind’ to Baptist efforts
The ruling notes: “At the outset, the Court notes that the parties are in agreement that air conditioning all TDCJ facilities is necessary as a matter of inmate health and safety.”