At age 72, Stephanie Friend recently earned her doctor of ministry degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
Her research focused on how to equip women in intercultural discipleship skills.
“God has given me this passion, and once He does that, you just don’t have any peace until you follow,” Friend said.
Friend now looks forward to equipping other women to follow God’s call to take the gospel to the nations, wherever the path may lead.
Dallas Baptist University’s Everett Center for Global Religious Freedom recently launched the “Two Empty Chairs” campaign, calling for the White House to raise concerns about
Local officials in South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on April 14 halted construction of a prayer house due to protest banners put up by Muslim residents.
With Nurses Appreciation Week May 6–12, Charlotte Wyckoff, president of Baptist Nursing Fellowship, is encouraging individuals, families, Sunday School or Bible study groups to find ways to recognize nurses.
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