27 college students sent to Utah to minister through NAMB’s GenSend
The North American Mission Board, through GenSend, sent 27 college students, hailing from nine states, to minister and witness in
BWA, African Baptists send letter, prayers for Congo Christians
“In this time of chaos and uncertainty, we pray that the Lord will strengthen you and work through you on behalf of peace and care for those who are suffering.”
South Carolina youth pastor charged with voyeurism
A 35-year-old South Carolina youth pastor was arrested and charged with voyeurism May 27 after allegedly videotaping a woman while
South Dakota building that published the news for 70 years now being prepped to share the ‘good news’
Sovereign Grace Church in Aberdeen, South Dakota, recently purchased the Aberdeen American News building — located just two blocks from
SBC’s Jeff Iorg addresses questions from TN Baptists
“I’m trying to avoid haphazard or rushed decisions. I’m more interested in methodical, systematic, real progress than I am haphazard or rushed decision-making that really doesn’t pay a benefit we need in the long run.”
NAMB, McRaney await judge’s decision on next step for lawsuit
Next steps regarding the McRaney v. NAMB lawsuit awaits the judge’s decision. Both parties submitted their replies to the responses
From backyard cookouts to Christian discipleship, Kentucky church engages international students
It started in a Walmart parking lot with a simple request for a ride. Over the years, it has grown
Debt-free north Georgia church marks special occasion by giving away money
COVID-19 may have impacted lots of things, but it didn’t impact giving at Peavine Baptist Church in north Georgia. Peavine,