No matter the cost: Missionary task passes down three generations
Crawly things moved all over the rancid slab of off-colored meat. The village leader reverently handed it to the visiting
New guidance on gender transitions draws spotlight
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons has just issued new guidance urging that gender-related surgical procedures not be performed on patients under the age of 19.
NC pastor invests years of ministry in Ukraine, urges others to answer the call
A small Baptist congregation in rural North Carolina isn’t where you would expect to find a pastor deeply connected to
Free oil changes provide opportunity to pour gospel into community
Hillvue Heights Church doesn’t apologize for its passion for the gospel. It’s embedded in the church’s DNA.
Nearly 1 year after tragic flooding, Camp Mystic files for bankruptcy
Camp Mystic — a once popular Christian camp in the Texas Hill Country — has filed for bankruptcy. Nearly one
Update: 3 Houston moms sue to stop Ten Commandments displays in schools
Three Houston mothers are suing to stop displaying the Ten Commandments in Texas public school classrooms, arguing it violates the state’s religious freedom law and a voter-approved parental rights amendment.
‘Calling out the Called’: Rural association’s emphasis leads to 7 responses to ministry call
The Friendship Baptist Association in rural southwest Georgia, like many other rural associations, is confronting a crisis. It is experiencing a shortage of pastors, youth and children’s workers, and musicians.
Displaced Baptists in Mexico allowed to return home
More than 30 Baptist families who were forced from their homes in Mexico’s Hidalgo State in April have been allowed to return home, a human rights organization focused on international freedom of religion reported.