4 reasons to praise God on Father’s Day despite mixed emotions
Churches have begun to recognize that Mother’s Day can be a day of mixed emotions for women. It may be
First person: Today’s church and the quiet crisis
The greatest danger facing today’s church is not persecution, political pressure or cultural hostility. It is something far more subtle — and far more familiar.
Missionaries continue serving Ukrainians in ‘the beyond’
Tensions escalated. An imminent invasion was on the horizon. The evacuation of International Mission Board missionaries in Ukraine became imperative.
BGCT to study relationship with Baylor over recent concerns
In an advisory sent to Texas Baptists the afternoon of April 17, Texas Baptists Executive Director Julio Guarneri said the convention will study its relationship with Baylor University following concerns over recent campus events.
Abortion appeal scheduled for MS Supreme Court; Gulf of Mexico floating clinic could be on the way
A three-judge panel of the Mississippi Supreme Court declined July 8 to issue a temporary injunction that would have allowed
Send Relief Sunday set for Aug. 7
Send Relief, the compassion ministry arm of Southern Baptists, is encouraging churches to engage their communities by meeting needs and
ERLC introduces new president during report to messengers in Orlando
The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission team is guided by a desire to support pastors, stand for truth and serve churches, said Gary Hollingsworth, ERLC outgoing interim director, in his report to messengers at the 2026 SBC Annual Meeting.
YouTube couple sparks widespread reaction after aborting baby with Down syndrome
“Every second is a new death threat towards me and my wife. I’ve been making content for 20 years, so we’ve seen hate before. But not to this degree.”