National CP giving reflects slowing economy | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – Giving through the National Cooperative Program Allocation Budget is beginning to show increased outside economic pressure as consumer prices continue to rise.
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Alabama church adds Kenya to missions focus | Baptist Press
LINEVILLE, Ala. – Lineville Baptist Church recently added another international ministry to its growing list of missions endeavors.
Just over Half of US Pastors Plan to Honor America in Fourth of July Weekend Services
Fewer pastors say they will incorporate patriotic displays and messages into their Sunday services this Fourth of July weekend, but overall a slight majority still plan on honoring both God and ...
How a Clean Water Program is Furthering the Gospel in Remote Regions of Asia, Africa
A global Bible translation organization is giving new meaning to washing with water through the word
New World Council of Churches Head Draws Criticism Over Israel Remarks
Since being elected to lead the World Council of Churches earlier this month, the Rev. Jerry Pillay, former general secretary of the Uniting Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa, has been rebuffing critics who accuse him of making antisemitic remarks by referring to Israel’s treatment of Palestinians as tantamount to apartheid.
Pastors Who Prioritize Self-Care Less Likely to Feel Like Quitting: Study
As an increasing number of pastors are now reporting they have considered quitting their jobs due to stress, loneliness, political divisions and worries like their church being in decline among other ...
Fewer Churches Put Patriotism on Display for July 4
Though two-thirds are OK with flying the flag year-round, pastors have become more divided over Independence Day celebrations since 2016.
Jay Mule ministers through Native American churches | Baptist Press
GEARY, Okla. (BP)—Jay Mule’s life is testimony that God uses those who commit their lives to Him, even when their very existence seems out of control.
FIRST-PERSON: From head to heart | Baptist Press
EL CAJON, Calif. (BP) – Let’s start with a riddle: What two partners live less than two feet apart but never meet? They’re both CEOs of vast organizations with overlapping jurisdictions; yet they remain best of friends, communicate instantly, and work in perfect coordination. Even the slightest interruption of their…
Alabama church makes varied use of facility | Baptist Press
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (BP) -- When Rob Paul first got to Huffman Baptist Church in Birmingham in July 2019, he spent several months talking with church members and “getting the lay of the land.”
