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
Russian Baptists continue to meet after ‘house of prayer’ sealed
The Russian Supreme Court in Moscow is scheduled Aug. 28 to hear the appeal of an unregistered Baptist church in Kurganinsk whose building was sealed by government officials in May.
Bivocational pastors, future of ministry sparks podcast discussion
Dan Summerlin, who retired after serving at churches small and large in a 40-year career, said young men considering the call to ministry would be wise to prepare for bivocational ministry.
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: Death and life in the power of the tongue
“Words matter because they have tremendous power. Our words can build people up or tear people down, can heal or wound, can unify or divide. They can inspire or manipulate.”
Baylor found negligent in handling reports of sexual violence, violating Title IX
Jurors in Waco’s U.S. District Court found Baylor University was negligent in handling reports of sexual violence involving a former Bears football player and found the university violated Title IX policies.
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
GCR Task Force files: 1,070 pages of more materials now available
If you were looking for more written materials related to the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force files unsealed in June, over 1,000 pages of additional content are now available.