For dying congregations, a ‘replant’ can offer new life
From the time he was a teenager, Min Lee wanted to be a missionary. Lee, who grew up in a
Explainer: Couple denied foster care application over religious beliefs
Why it matters that a Massachusetts couple denied foster care application over religious beliefs
Students challenged to uphold religious freedom
John Litzler challenged Howard Payne University students to recognize and defend the Christian’s historic and ongoing role in protecting religious liberty.
Hurricane Idalia: Baptist volunteers ‘hands and feet of Jesus’
“We have been communicating with churches in Perry, Cross City, Live Oak and others where public feeding and cleanup efforts will be taking place,” said David Coggins, Florida Baptist Disaster Relief director.
Activist Charlie Kirk fatally shot while speaking on Utah campus
Charlie Kirk, an evangelical Christian activist and social media personality, died Sept. 10 after being shot while addressing a crowd at a Utah university.
‘God brought us together’: Pastor donates kidney to staff member
“God gave me good health and God brought us together,” said Randal Lyle, 52. “We want the Lord to be glorified in this. He put it all together.”
‘Game changer’: Brewton-Parker College receives $2.2 million federal grant
The grant totals over $2.2 million awarded over the next five years and will provide the funding needed for Brewton-Parker College to begin what it calls its Enrichment, Persistence and Innovation in Collegiate Community Initiative.
Prayer for Ukraine: Southern Baptists, ministry partners responding to crisis
The latest reports of the crisis in Ukraine continue to indicate that as many as 5 million Ukrainians will be