First Person: Lessons from my mom that I’m still learning
I am a helicopter parent (and I am). I didn’t get it from my own mom. Chalk it up to
Texas parents push back on school district’s sexually graphic library books
The largest school district in Texas is getting pushback from local parents and community activists for allegedly having books in their libraries that contain sexually explicit and profane content.
‘We can’t do this alone’: IMB holding Sender’s Summit to encourage churches to mobilize
This spring, the IMB will host a Sender’s Summit, where leaders from four ministries that are excelling at mobilizing their constituencies will share their methods to encourage other churches to be on mission.
Beyond preaching: Pastors urged to strengthen personal walk with God
Mississippi College professor Wayne VanHorn, who teaches Christian studies, believes in personal conviction before preaching to others, reflecting on what God is teaching him as he prepares sermons.
Reaching ‘the least of these’ through Baptist adult homes
This ministry answers the question asked by aging parents who have disabled children or children with intellectual disabilities, “What will happen to our children when we can’t care for them anymore?”
Waco replant story shows ‘God is not through with us yet’
In 2020, Emmanuel Baptist Church in Waco, Texas, temporarily closed its doors for the safety of its congregation, but had considered the possibility of permanent closure because of its dwindling numbers and lack of a lead pastor.
TN Royal Ambassadors celebrate Camporee, 50 years of camp ministry
For more than 100 years, Royal Ambassadors has been a missions education program for boys that includes RA racers, camping
A brief history of the Cooperative Program
When 293 delegates gathered in 1845 in Augusta, Georgia, for the inaugural meeting of the convention, their first resolution expressed the desire to “organize a convention for the propagation of the gospel.”