Chile wildfires: Baptist partners providing food, helping displaced
More than 100 people are confirmed dead and hundreds more are missing. Meanwhile Southern Baptist partners are providing food and ready to provide further assistance as needed.
Wyoming pastor navigates bad pipes, extreme weather and replanting church
“Part of being a replant is starting everything from scratch,” Wyoming pastor says. “I didn’t realize that I might be a project manager as well as a pastor. It seems that way sometimes.”
Hands-on ministry: FL Baptist association serving communities in need
It took Michael Hilliard several years, multiple missions trips and various jobs to realize God had different plans for his
First person: Juggling life, serving others, seeking next steps keeps us fresh
My new friend says she doesn’t want to become complacent and lose enthusiasm for improving her situation and making the changes she desperately needs to make.
SBC Exec Comm trustees handle variety of business items
Proposed $190 million CP allocation budget for the upcoming 2024–25 fiscal year is down $5 million from the current 2023–24 budget year. EC trustees also approve Credentials Committee’s recommendation to disaffiliate 4 churches.
Crane retires after more than 47 years in ministry
After more than 47 years in ministry, Greg Crane has announced his retirement. He currently serves as minister of music
Church gets day in federal court after being denied school space
A Maine church’s fight for its day in federal district court became a reality Tuesday (Feb. 24) after being denied rental space at a local public high school four years ago, Decision Magazine reported.
Christian families, homes threatened by tribal villagers
The homes of three Christian families in Odisha state, India, were recently destroyed by tribal villagers who worship nature. The