CBU’s coding camp helps Deaf high schoolers create their own video game
In the first-of-its-kind high school computer coding camp for Deaf students, California Baptist University partnered with California School for the Deaf Riverside (CSDR) to give 10 Deaf high schoolers the coding knowledge to develop ….
Author shares story of long journey with mental illness
Julie Busler sat in the office of a Turkish psychiatrist and stared at the medical forms she was holding. She
‘Multi-church revival’ lifts spirits, sees 30 teens impacted for Christ
A ‘multi-church revival’ at Stithton Baptist Church in Radcliff, Kentucky, lifted spirits, brought people to the altar to pray, and 30 youth made professions of faith.
Your Voice: How are you modeling discipleship at home?
How are you modeling discipleship at home? By Karen Blanchard Special to the Baptist Beacon I am a mom with
Arizona pregnancy center helping set women free from ‘fear and shame’
When most Arizona Southern Baptists think of New Life Pregnancy Center, a ministry of Arizona Baptist Children’s Services & Family
Sunrise Children’s Services voices concerns over potentially ‘devastating’ new federal rule
Newly finalized federal rules could threaten the ability of Sunrise Children’s Services in Kentucky and other faith-based agencies to place children in foster care.
Hispanic women embark on transformational mission trip to Peru
A missions trip for a team of Hispanic women from Arkansas proved to be a transformational experience. Six women from
‘Holy adventure’: Gospel marches on as newest IMB emeriti celebrated
“Our life with IMB has been a holy adventure,” said retiring IMB missionary Sean Blacksten. “Our encouragement to others is allow God to hold the pen and your story will be perfectly written.”