Artificial intelligence and Baptist associations
Artificial intelligence applications such as ChatGPT are growing rapidly. The creators themselves are surprised by the fast-growing interest in this
Rosie the Riveter founder dies at 99
Frances Tunnell Carter, a riveter during World War II, died on Memorial Day, May 31. She was 99. As a
Baptist groups urge Indian government to stop mobs targeting Christians
Baptist conventions, councils and associations representing thousands of churches were among the groups who urged Indian President Draupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to act to stop violent mobs who have targeted Christians…
Hannibal-LaGrange trustees freeze tuition for 2024–25 academic year
Hannibal-LaGrange University trustees, during their March 10 meeting here, voted to freeze tuition for the 2024–25 school year. The tuition
Executive Committee declines to discuss investigation process
Following increased calls for the recently announced third-party investigation of the SBC Executive Committee to be overseen by an outside
Arise & Build Task Force making ‘significant progress’ in East Tennessee
“We’ve still got some people living in tents. We’ve got to keep working diligently to get people back in houses,” said Randy Davis, president and executive director of the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board.
First Person: In the aftermath of tornadoes, God is our shelter
As I’m writing this, it has been almost one week since an EF3 tornado made its 31-mile trek through central
Northwest FL church offers warm hospitality during unexpectedly snowy winter
“We’ve never experienced anything like this,” said Tom Turman, director of Ferris Hill Baptist Church’s cold weather shelter.