Minnesota-Wisconsin Baptist editor celebrates 25 years of service — from Texas
Many Americans had to adjust to a new normal when they were forced to work from home at the start
First person: What do you do with these books?
There are two answers – one is for the organization, and the other is for private individuals.
First person: ‘Invaluable’ lessons I learned from Adrian Rogers
Dr. Adrian Rogers’ love for Jesus Christ was palpable. You heard it in every sermon and felt it in every conversation.
Hindu extremists attack two pastors in India; 40 Christians forced into Hinduism
Hindu extremists in India attacked two pastors and forced 40 Christians to reconvert to Hinduism as persecution of Christians increases
Remaining Israeli hostages released following ceasefire
Celebrations are underway today (Oct. 13) as all 20 remaining living hostages held by Hamas in Gaza have been freed and returned to Israel.
Thanksgiving: Food, faith and football
It’s Thanksgiving, which unfortunately sometimes gets lost in between Halloween and Christmas. Thanksgiving yard decorations don’t get the love the other two holidays do.
Arkansas college, churches welcome opposing teams to campus with goody bags
North Arkansas College sits on the southeast side of Harrison. With just under 2,000 total students, it’s a campus where
Louisiana pastor headed to Alaska as next executive director
“Rickie’s thoughts about the challenges of cooperative ministry in the 21st century, and particularly in Alaska, were insightful. … He will guide us as we work to take the gospel of Jesus to every Alaskan.” —Bruce Rowell, president of the Alaska Baptist Resource Network