Seminary’s annual golf tourney raises $250,000 for student tuition
Participants ranged in their golfing skills from amateur to experienced, but Jonah Twiddy and his family were real winners. Twiddy received the $5,000 Rick Bordas scholarship.
Former first lady, Rosalynn Carter, dies at 96
Rosalynn Carter, the first lady who prioritized humanitarian causes in the U.S. and abroad, died Sunday (Nov. 19) at the age of 96.
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 …
Judge won’t dismiss blasphemy case against Christian
A Christian mother of five in Nigeria has been granted bail and is safe in an undisclosed location after being charged with blasphemy.
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.
Q&A with Jared Moore, candidate for SBC president
The Baptist Paper reached out to each of the six individuals who have announced intentions to be nominated for president of the Southern Baptist Convention at the 2024 SBC Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, June 11–12.
Texas church discovers tools, training to reach next generation
University Baptist Church in San Antonio is prioritizing a strategy of “growing younger” to secure its future while honoring its older members.
Study: Is SBC’s CP the best way to support spread of gospel worldwide?
A survey of Southern Baptist congregations conducted by Lifeway Research found 2 in 3 congregations believe CP is the most effective and efficient way to support the spread of the gospel worldwide (66%).