The widow of the recently deceased Christian author and publisher Robert Wolgemuth, remembered by ministry leaders as a legend in Christian publishing, has revealed the heartfelt note she left for
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Southern Baptists have a sleek new web home and a new look to go with it. A project months in the making was launched Tuesday (Aug. 4) as new websites for both the SBC and Baptist Press came online. A complete set of new logos and color…
How can a persecuted believer trust again after being betrayed by those closest to him? How can a person rightly understand suffering when his culture is awash in prosperity gospel teaching? How can a pastor carry the weight of leading when he doesn't know how to study Scripture?
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Pastor Dan Panter's awareness of the effectiveness of the Cooperative Program dates to his 24 years in the U.S. Navy. An active Southern Baptist who rose from being an enlisted man to Lieutenant Commander, Panter would look up which missionaries were near where his deployments would be…
John Blackmon reflects on the life and funeral service of longtime Georgia pastor Marvin Cochran. Blackmon says he could have had "no better encourager or confidant" than Cochran.
NAMB evangelism kits now free for pastors; Southwestern offers renewed, fully online worship leadership degree; Fire guts Illinois church building.
IMB missionaries in the U.S. because of COVID-19 put their training and experience to work to help an Oklahoma church reach its immigrant neighbors.
SBC Executive Committee President Ronnie Floyd is hosting a video conference call Aug. 11 with Tennessee-area pastors to share about the 2021 Annual Meeting.
Christian owners of a café in Seoul, South Korea, quickly agreed when a church asked to meet in their space on Sundays. The arrangement is an answer to the prayers of both the church and the owners.
Angela, IMB missionary to Thailand, knew that committing to long-term missions meant she might never have a family of her own. But God has built one for her, made of up young women in need.
James MacDonald, controversial founder of Harvest Bible Chapel in greater Chicago, is now in danger of losing his custom-built home in Elgin, Illinois, for failing to pay his mortgage with the ...
