Texas Church Plans Third Annual Trip to Help Ukraine Refugee Children | Baptist Press
For the third consecutive year, volunteers from First Baptist Church in Garland will travel to eastern Europe to bring Christmas joy to Ukrainian refugee children.
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Baptist Church Grieves Senior Pastor, Wife Killed in Car Accident
The community of Piperton, Tennessee, is mourning the tragic loss of Senior Pastor Bobby Mullins of Kirk Baptist Church and his wife, Wanda, who died as a result of a car accident Tuesday that
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Tennessee pastor and wife die due to car accident | Baptist Press
COLLIERSVILLE, Tenn. (BP) – Kirk Baptist Church gathered as a grieving body of believers on Sunday morning (Sept. 8). The church’s pastor, Bobby Mullins, and his wife Wanda were killed due to a car accident Sept. 3.
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National Baptists Hear Their Outgoing President and Ketanji Brown Jackson As Meeting Ends
Jackson described how faith, especially instilled by her now late grandmother, had undergirded her personal and professional life.
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Fewer Churchgoers Giving More to Cover Church Expenses as Pastors Contend with Inflation: Study
Though churches have reported ongoing declines in worship service attendance, their fiscal health has not suffered as significantly because the faithful who continue to attend have been giving more
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Reports indicate increased cost of ministry, from homes to hires | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – Reports showing sustained increases in food and home prices alongside a cooling labor market highlight a continuing challenge for churches.
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Send Network’s ‘Terminal’ podcast returns with unexpected update on ‘Dying Church Planter’ | Baptist Press
SALISBURY, Md. (BP) – One year after the release of Send Network’s popular podcast, “Terminal: The Dying Church Planter,” church planter Richard Pope and producer Tony Hudson sat down again to catch up on a rollercoaster of a year. Their conversation revealed an unforeseen outcome.
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Pastor’s ‘holy discontent’ leads to county’s first Southern Baptist church | Baptist Press
MT. STERLING, Ill. (BP) – Don Hannel had no plans for change. He had pastored his hometown church of Pleasant Hill in west-central Illinois for nearly 19 years. The church was growing. He had a secure ministry. There was no reason to leave.
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Want to Write a Hit Worship Song? Invite a Few Friends to Church.
When the CCLI Top 100 chart first appeared in 1988, most of the songs had one writer. Today, the average hit worship song has at least two writers — who often have ties to the so-called Big Four megachurches.
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Pastor Jack Hibbs Implores Christians Not to Vote for Democrats: A ‘death cult’
Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, California, took to social media this week to implore Christians not to vote for Democrats in November, calling the Democratic Party a death cult
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‘Bring Your Bible Day’ Launches New Initiative, Encourages Both Students and Adults to Share the Bible
An annual event designed to encourage students to share their faith is opening up to adults this year
