Church arson in Uganda kills 2; bishop and son ambushed
Muslim extremists in Uganda are suspected of setting a church fire that resulted in the deaths of two Christians. Morning
Matt Carter named mobilization VP of NAMB’s Send Network
Matt Carter, pastor of Sagemont Church in Houston, announced to his congregation on Sunday (Sept. 11) that he will retire
Texas-based ministry seeks to transform remote African villages
An international ministry with Texas Baptist roots is seeking to transform remote villages in Uganda and Tanzania by providing access to education, clean drinking water and the gospel.
7 tips to stop the church QR-code madness
It wasn’t until print materials were restricted during the pandemic that people reluctantly saw the convenience of the technology, and many companies, organizations and individuals began to use them.
SBC messengers approve ARITF recommendations; questions remain
Southern Baptist messengers approved recommendations presented by the Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force on Tuesday (June 11).
Severe weather continues to pound South, Midwest
Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have kept busy during the past week as a relentless wave of storms continues to pound the region with deadly floods and tornadoes from Texas to Ohio.
Lifeway resource explores church switching trends
Lifeway Research’s Insights Report, Pew to Pew, explores data and uncovers practical tips regarding both groups — the movers, those leaving a church because of a change in location, and the shakers, those leaving for reasons closer to home.
Study: Majority of churchgoers invite guests to services
When churchgoers show up to their church’s worship service, they’re often hoping to have a guest with them, a Lifeway Research study shows.