Churchgoers trained in helping trauma, abuse victims
Training church leaders and volunteers in how to help children and teens suffering from trauma has quickly become one of
BGAV kicks off 201st meeting, another year of online voting
The Baptist General Association of Virginia is gathering this week for its 201st meeting — while also continuing to blaze a trail with online voting for offsite messengers during its business sessions.
Mississippi College approves name change, other ‘transformative steps’
After significant review and in preparation for the institution’s 2026 bicentennial, the Mississippi College board of trustees Monday (Nov. 18) approved a name change from Mississippi College to Mississippi Christian University.
Disciple Now weekend in Mississippi sees dozens of confessions, baptisms
The much-publicized reports of revival that have taken place on college campuses around the country may be spreading into Mississippi. Crossgates
80 boys learn cowboy, Bible lessons at RA event
Eighty boys learned how to rope cattle and ride a mechanical bull while hearing the gospel message at Tall Timbers
First person: Take and share hope in these Christmas truths
Today, many people need good news. Children will face Christmas in a case worker’s office. College students will have to return to abusive homes over the break. … How can we have hope in these desperate times?
Christian women in Pakistan attacked with acid, threatened with blasphemy charges
Reports out of Pakistan say two Christian women have been victims of recent attacks and threats. Sunita Masih, 19, a
Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson for May 23
Revealed Luke 24:18–31 Years ago while I was serving as pastor, there was a man in the church who was