Diverse ministry context provides opportunities, Dew says in NOBTS report
Five years into his tenure as president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College, Jamie Dew said serving there has been “the greatest honor and the greatest joy” of his family’s life.
In Fiona’s wake, Baptists launch response in Puerto Rico
Following Hurricane Fiona’s landfall in Puerto Rico on Sept. 18, Southern Baptist churches on the island have begun meeting crisis
Student worship camp developing more than ‘skilled musicians’
Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Student Worship Camp celebrated its fifth year this summer, marking a milestone for a ministry dedicated to equipping the next generation of worship leaders.
Arkansas DR volunteers on-site in Fordyce after shooting
Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief chaplains and a quick-response unit deployed to Fordyce, Arkansas, today (June 21) following a shooting at a local grocery store that left 3 dead and 11 wounded.
Alaska pastor shares benefits, challenges of saying ‘yes’ to God
Luke Jones said that as a young man there were a few things that didn’t stick. Piano tuning was one
Oklahoma network sends students on mission to Omaha
This was one of the many trips sponsored by the GoStudents Network, which focuses on raising up a generation to complete the task of sharing Christ with a lost world.
Las Vegas church planter says God’s grace helped congregation build community
Joseph Gibbons said you never know what someone’s story is going to be in Las Vegas. Any person you meet
‘Long process’ ahead: Louisiana church destroyed by Tropical Storm Beryl
Though Beulah Baptist Church in Mansfield, Louisiana, was destroyed by Tropical Storm Beryl, its pastor is thankful no one was injured as the storm passed, July 8.