As the 2026 FIFA World Cup roars to a close and Spain is left holding the trophy, Southern Baptist churches and missionaries around the world are praying for an impact that outlasts the hardware.
What I have discovered in my life, and in the life of most Christians, is that prayer is often relegated to a mere routine, a preparatory exercise before the real action of our day begins. This is why prayer for many is powerless and meaningless.
BOSTON (BP) – In the nearly four centuries since its founding as America’s first park, Boston Common has witnessed some of the most important news events of American history – from public hangings during Colonial days to celebrating American independence in 1776 to Union soldier recruitment in the 1860s.
Former Southern Baptist Convention President Steven Gaines, the senior pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee, told his congregation Sunday that he has been diagnosed with kidney ...
Former megachurch pastor, Bishop Carlton Pearson, who was once one of the most sought after preachers in America until he stopped believing in the traditional concept of Hell, died peacefully on ...
A gay pride rainbow flag flies with the U.S. flag in front of the Asbury United Methodist Church in Prairie Village, Kan., on Friday, April 19, 2019. Associated Press/Photo by Charl...
Kentucky Baptists celebrate Gospel work in annual meeting; Union, focus demonstrated at Oklahoma Baptists’ annual meeting.
PHOENIX – A car crash with a fatality on South Mountain derailed a mission team’s trip to Mexico even as it forged strong bonds between two Southern Baptist churches.
The Church of England has decided to proceed with trial blessing services for same-sex couples This decision, made during the General Synod, marks a significant shift in the denomination s stance on ...
CORDOVA, Tenn. (BP) -- Former Southern Baptist Convention president and Tennessee Baptist pastor Steve Gaines announced to his congregation at Bellevue Baptist Church Nov. 20 that he has been diagnosed with kidney cancer.
A church in North Carolina is slated to serve 1,000 families with free Thanksgiving meals as part of a drive-through charity giveaway inspired by Jesus feeding of the five thousand
