Church takes fall festival on the road to help local congregations
Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, First Baptist Church leaders felt it was a good time to alter its tradition. “We decided to take our fall festival on the road,” said Craig Mintz, a pastor at FBC Sevierville, Tennessee.
Violence against Christians in Nigeria ‘relentless’
Muslim Fulani herdsmen and terrorists intensified their “relentless onslaught against Christians” in Nigeria, killing at least 118 since late December
Louisiana Baptists praying for ‘huge’ gospel impact during SBC annual meeting
Louisiana Baptists are challenging churches to pray about a golden opportunity to see thousands of lives transformed for Christ during
Struggle still real for people of Armenia
Editor’s Note — The following article was first published by The Alabama Baptist on Jan. 15 and is being reprinted
Rashional Thoughts: Welcome to The Baptist Paper — truth with compassion
Hi, friend. My name is Jennifer, and our team at TAB Media Group is beyond excited to introduce you to
Georgia Baptist Mission Board affirms staff changes
Effective Jan. 1, Andy Childs will assume the role of assistant executive director of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board. Additionally, Ty Salter will step into the role of chief financial officer.
‘No middle ground’: 3 ways to fulfill the Great Commission
Fulfilling the Great Commission in Matthew 28 involves every believer doing three things, H.B. Charles recently told an evening session
U.S. Supreme Court to review Mississippi law that could impact Roe v. Wade
In this 2019 photo, a woman protests outside the Jackson Women’s Health Organization, an abortion clinic in Jackson, Mississippi. The