China guilty of forced labor, UN report says
The United Nations has determined it is “reasonable to conclude” China has been practicing forced labor among ethnic Muslim minorities
Creek that once flooded church becomes ‘place of celebration’
The same creek that brought devastation five years ago became a place of celebration on Sunday (June 14).
2,000-year-old gospel ‘still works’ with young people today, Pruitt tells pastors
Shane Pruitt, national Next Gen director for the North American Mission Board, spoke during the Monday morning session of the Southern Baptist Convention Pastors Conference in Indianapolis on June 10.
Officers elected during SBC annual meeting in Indy
In addition to electing North Carolina pastor as Southern Baptist Convention president, messengers to the annual meeting June 11–12 in Indianapolis elected a slate of other leaders.
HCU president Robert B. Sloan dies at 77
Houston Christian University announced the sudden passing of University President Robert B. Sloan Jr. July 3, 2026. Sloan died of a massive stroke. He was 77. Sloan served as president of HCU for two decades, beginning his tenure on Sept. 1, 2006.
New Mexico wildfires: Baptists respond to ‘rapidly developing’ situation
As wildfires rage in south-central New Mexico near the village of Ruidoso, Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers remain on standby as the crisis unfolds.
TAB digital services offers website options for churches with Hosted Church
Have you ever wondered, “Does my church really need a website?” Maybe you already have a Facebook page, and you
Blasphemy law wielded against another Christian in Pakistan
Police in Pakistan on June 23 arrested a Christian under blasphemy laws as part of his siblings’ effort to retaliate against him over a property dispute, Morning Star News reported.