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
A lawsuit against the North American Mission Board was remanded back to a district court by a federal appeals court yesterday (July 16), reversing a dismissal decision from April 2019 which stated the court could not consider Will McRaney's claims because of the ecclesiastical abstention doctrine.
"I believe kids can learn big things," Bekah Stoneking says. "And I feel a sense of urgency; the childhood years are vital to a person's lifetime of faith -- or lack thereof."
A veteran Christian philosopher, an experienced biblical counselor and the newly named executive director of the Evangelical Theological Society have been appointed to the faculty of SWBTS, President Adam W. Greenway announced today (July 15).
Paul Chitwood explores the vision laid out in Revelation 7:9 and urges young adults to make the vision their own and get involved in seeing it fulfilled.
Kie Bowman recounts how despite cultural upheaval, Southern Baptists came together to reach the world for Christ. "Southern Baptists have a history of choosing action," he says.
Tribal Hindus persecuted a widowed, Christian mother of four before her body was found severely mutilated in the wilderness near her village in Chhattisgarh, India, sources said.
After a tragic accident, Seo found no hope among his culture's traditions. He asked for local IMB workers to share Christ with him, and he and his family all decided to follow Christ.
Gifts to the national Cooperative Program Allocation Budget for June 2020 were below budget by almost $1.3 million, but the deficit was much less than projections for the month as the COVID-19 global pandemic continues to impact churches financially.
Conservative Baptist Network announces steering council; In Juneteenth message to seminary community, Greenway calls for 'justice and righteousness'; SBU adopts strategic changes for future sustainability.
Two weeks after he was accused of liking racially insensitive posts on social media, Pastor Chris Hodges of Church of the Highlands in Alabama told his congregation Sunday that he has cried buckets ...
