Church in Indonesia celebrates Christmas despite ‘potential attacks’
A pastor came under pressure from local Muslims in Indonesia on Christmas Eve to announce that Christmas services were cancelled even though his church won approval to hold the celebrations, Morning Star News reported.
Camp Mystic could be blocked from reopening until after investigation
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is reportedly calling on the Texas Department of State Health Services not to renew Camp Mystic’s 2026 license until investigations into the July 4, 2025 flooding are complete, according to multiple news sources.
First person: What we can learn from believers around the globe
In my various roles, I’ve been privileged to travel the world, talk to global brothers and sisters in Christ, and
Dallas Baptist student saves man’s life with CPR
Dallas Baptist University student Emma Dilley saved a man’s life after performing CPR on him. He was suffering from an asthma attack.
First person: Legacy churches and the need for young pastors
We love new things. New clothes, new cars, new shoes. In this new era of college football, schools seem to love finding new coaches, too.
Study: How often do you confess sins to God?
Most churchgoers try to avoid sin before it happens and seek to confess it afterward. For many, confession is a
Wiles challenges BGAV attendees to ‘press toward’ their communities to advance gospel
Churches must not forget their communities, urged Cindy Wiles as she spoke during the Tuesday morning (Nov. 11) session of the Baptist General Association of Virginia (BGAV) annual meeting.
‘Mini-World Cup’ soccer outreach shares hope of gospel in multiple languages
The hope of the gospel was shared in multiple languages Saturday during the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s Crossover: Hope For Northern Kentucky futbol tournament.