Ministry among the Deaf: Workers in Southeast Asia seek to foster community
Before a team of International Mission Board workers and friends in Southeast Asia hosted a Christmas party for the Deaf
Native American ministry plans boot camp for teaching First Nations peoples
Pastors who come to teach at First Nation churches typically last only two years. Bridging the Gap Ministries, a ministry focused on enabling First Nations peoples to keep their culture and follow Jesus, plans to start the First Nations Ministry Bootcamp.
‘Stay alert’: State Department issues ‘worldwide caution’ advisory
The U.S. State Department is urging U.S. citizens to be on the alert while traveling anywhere in the world. The advisory comes amid escalating global tensions due to the Israel-Hamas war.
CSBC executive director Bill Agee to retire
California Southern Baptist Convention Executive Director Bill Agee will begin a transition to retirement on Feb. 1 and conclude by
First person: Reasons preacher’s kids strayed
When I’ve asked preacher’s kids why they think they struggled, here are some of the reasons they’ve told me…
Mississippi governor impressed by crowd at evangelistic event
“This isn’t a photo from a concert or a party,” the governor wrote about the evangelistic event. “This is from a revival event that happened a few nights ago right here in Mississippi. God is working here, and He has truly blessed us!”
Your Voice: Keeping a healthy perspective of ministerial success
By Pastor Barry Holcomb Calvary Baptist Church in Belmont, Mississippi Kent and Barbara Hughes pen the overarching emphasis of “Liberating
Grateful to be alive: Couple rescued after floating down river in their house
Cindy Collier and her daughter hadn’t talked in a year, but as the water came up to her chest, she knew she had to make the call.