Warriors to missionaries: Once fierce tribe now spreads gospel
Only a few decades ago, the Bugkalot people were one of the fiercest tribes in the Philippines, known for beheading
Olympic kick-off: Baptists get rolling in Paris, already seeing victories
The International Mission Board’s Paris team is making the most of Olympic games to bring the gospel to the nations. The team will host a combined six weeks of pre-Olympic, Olympic and Paralympic gospel outreach.
Half of churchgoers prefer congregation that shares their political views, study shows
As churchgoers head to the ballot box for midterm elections, most expect the rest of their congregation to be voting
Horne appointed ABSC interim executive director
The executive board of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention approved a recommendation from the ABSC operating committee on Thursday, Nov.
First person: Navigating the digital wilderness with discernment
As Christians, we have a responsibility to exercise wisdom and discernment, especially when it comes to the things we post and share online, writes Tony Martin.
Your Voice: Practical ways to equip the next generation of ministers
By Phillip Slaughter We desperately need to equip more ministers if we want to replace those who are retiring or
Opposition emerges to easing worship permits in Indonesia
Opposition has emerged to a proposal by Indonesia’s Ministry of Religious Affairs to do away with the role of a Muslim-dominated body that has complicated efforts by minority religions to build houses of worship.
Two Christians rescued after being abducted 8 years ago
Two more of the 276 females abducted eight years ago from a girls’ school in Nigeria have been located. The