First person: One call brought hope to Appalachian families
Trusting that God had put her on my heart for a reason, I made one phone call. What happened next was nothing short of a miracle.
‘Amazing Grace’: Famous hymn by former slave trader still inspirational after 250 years
Most preachers wouldn’t dare tackle writing a sermon and a hymn for their congregation, but that was par for the
Christian family forced out of Laotian village for their faith
A Christian family of 12 was driven from their Laotian village by individuals angry over the family’s practice of “foreign”
Arkansas exec Rex Horne to transition out of role
Rex Horne is beginning the process of transitioning out of the role of Arkansas Baptist State Convention (ABSC) executive director, he announced this week.
First Person: Reaching those in need in Turkey and Syria
Southern Baptists get a lot of bad press, particularly among those who delight in pointing out mistakes made by Christians
Ukrainian Baptists committed to the cause, IMB, others helping out
While at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, yesterday (March 17), Elijah Brown, general secretary and CEO of the Baptist World Alliance,
Hunger and Poverty Summit offers seeds of hope against ‘wicked problems’
In a world facing serious problems of hunger, poverty and environmental degradation: “We need hope, and we need it badly,” said Father Emmanuel Katongole, professor of theology and peace studies at Notre Dame University.
5 logo ideas to create ‘visual wrapper’ for your church
Do you really need a church logo? Yes. Need ideas to help you create an attention-grabbing church logo, one that