Florida Baptist leaders credit pandemic for expanded ministry outreach
When the pandemic forced a closure of in-person English-as-a-second language classes, Florida Baptist leaders discovered that various virtual platforms could
Practical ways parents, church leaders can help when trauma strikes
Fears about violent crime have ripple effects through families, schools and churches. While Christian parents and grandparents themselves struggle to
‘Targeting Christians’: 70 believers found beheaded in church in DRC
Seventy Christians were brutally murdered in a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in a violent attack attributed to the Allied Democratic Forces, an extremist group linked to Islamic State.
Humanitarian crisis worsens in eastern Congo
Conditions continue to worsen dramatically in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where 25.5 million people face the danger of hunger, a Baptist leader there said.
Retired Illinois pastor celebrates 100th birthday
Retired pastor Frank Marshall celebrated his 100th birthday on April 21. Nate Adams, Illinois Baptist State Association executive director, recently
Bronx Baptist Church ‘in need yet gave to others’ to help those devastated by volcano
When members of Bronx Baptist Church in New York heard about the La Soufrière volcano that erupted and devastated the Caribbean
Unforeseen circumstances lead to eternal change for guitarist at Date Night event
The events of the day created an increased urgency for evangelism, an invitation, and a salvation that only God could orchestrate, said Lead Pastor Russ Harbin.
‘Leading change’ comes with a cost, says Iorg
“Real change means real change. Sometimes a patch won’t do,” Iorg said. He added that major change requires whatever new structures, policies, procedures and budgets are needed to successfully implement that change.