Missionaries provide a listening ear in Colombia
It’s the listening ear. It’s the soap and shampoo, the fuzzy socks, the melody sung by a compassionate Christian. It’s
Pastor lessons: ‘We need to cheer on the younger generation’
Dan Summerlin, who pastored four churches of different sizes in five decades, shared insights of what he learned from each decade during the Shepherding Conference in Lexington, Kentucky.
WMU names 5 Acteens to 2023 national panel
Five young women from four states will serve as 2023 National Acteens panelists this year. The panelists were announced Jan.
Mississippi leaders preparing for another ‘Super’ summer
Months before the biggest student camp of the year, nearly 100 Mississippi Baptist leaders gathered at Garaywa Camp & Conference Center Feb. 27 to discuss all things Super Summer.
First person: Sometimes it’s what isn’t said that tells the bigger story
The DOJ investigation was launched following the release of the Guidepost Solutions report in May 2022. What hasn’t been reported, however, is exactly what (or who) was investigated by the DOJ …
‘Heartbroken’: Tornado hits OBU campus as storms leave trail of damage
Within hours of Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee sustaining severe tornado damage on Wednesday evening (April 19), Oklahoma Baptist Disaster
MO attorney general urges HLGU students to ‘fight for freedom’
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has a history of fighting for life and freedom, and he encouraged students at Hannibal-LaGrange University to do the same during HLGU’s recent Free Society Speaker Series.
Neighbors help each other after tornado hits Matador
Members of First Baptist Church Matador, Texas, were gathered for their regularly scheduled mid-week prayer meeting June 21 when the