Georgia church celebrates 40 baptisms in 40 days, more are scheduled
Pastor Rhys Stenner recalls the day a small tree in his yard got crushed. A crew of tree cutters had
SBC 2022: June 13 PM Recap
Highlights from the evening of Monday, June 13, include: Daniel Dickard is the new president of the SBC Pastors’ Conference
David Manner to retire from Kansas-Nebraska convention
David W. Manner, executive director-treasurer of the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists, has announced his plans to retire at or before the state convention’s annual meeting in October 2026.
The Unify Project: New initiative seeks ‘hope and healing’ on racial reconciliation
It’s time for the Church to show a better way forward on racial reconciliation, and a new initiative seeks to
Baltimore Baptists continue meeting needs after bridge collapse
As the wreckage is cleared from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, Baptist leaders in the area say their city needs prayers to pick up the pieces.
Bipartisan strategies to advance global religious freedom spark discussion
Elected officials who differ on most issues broadly agree about the importance of global freedom of religion and belief, two former ambassadors-at-large for international religious freedom asserted.
Four kidnapped, dozens of Nigerian Christians killed as violence continues
Some 70 worshippers were killed and four kidnapped in separate incidents in the continued onslaught against Christians in Nigeria. On
Study shows Americans believe religious liberty is declining, Christians not tolerated
While most Americans say religious liberty is on the decline in the country, even more believe Christians are increasingly confronted