First person: The value of being a Southern Baptist in a time of division and conflicts
More than 25 years as a Southern Baptist denominational executive, preceded by more than a dozen years as a Southern
‘Beauty in tragedy’: Western KY community continues recovery 1 year after deadly tornado
This story is one in a series by Kentucky Today leading up to the one-year anniversary of the tornado outbreak
Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for October 10
SURE OF SALVATION 1 John 5:1–5, 11–13, 18–21 I can know I am born of God because Jesus is the
Pastor’s Wives: Balancing ministry and motherhood
Tracy Walsh often felt terrified as a young mother and minister’s wife. Not growing up in the church, she worried
‘Circuit preaching’: How strategy could impact ‘remarkably unchurched’ states like Wyoming
“You can go pretty much an hour in any direction from where I live and you’ll see absolutely nothing — no gas stations, no subdivisions, no shopping centers—nothing,” Tyler Martin says.
Little Cakes and Lottie Moon: Louisiana bakery shows heart for missions
Little Cakes with Big Attitude also appears to have a big heart for missions. The bakery and coffee shop in
N.C. Baptists offer mobile health screenings across state
Baptists on Mission’s mobile health screening unit serves to meet physical needs as a way to reach spiritual needs. Check
Ouachita students publish cancer research in national journal
“When a person has cancer, the cancer cells often sluff off DNA and debris into the bloodstream,” said Reyna. “If we could detect this debris early, then we could detect cancer earlier.”