A historically black university in Raleigh, North Carolina, affiliated with The Episcopal Church, plans to file for bankruptcy and end its fight to maintain accreditation
NASHVILLE (BP) – Don Currence, administrative pastor at First Baptist Church in Ozark, Mo., will be nominated for a one-year term as Southern Baptist Convention registration secretary during the SBC's June 15-16 annual meeting in Nashville, Kathy Litton has announced.
NEOSHO, Mo. (BP) – It’s the late '70s and you’re an up-and-coming television host with a new morning show. You’ve booked an icon in Judy Collins. She comes on the stage, takes a deep breath, sings into the microphone ... nothing. What do you do?
EDITOR'S NOTE: We'll be sharing one of our top ten most popular posts of 2021 every day for the rest of the year. Some of these stories are encouraging,
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (BP) – David Flatt was working as a student minister in the early 1990s when his senior pastor brought him a World Changers brochure, which he promptly discarded.
Report identifies 25 Christian schools partnering with Planned Parenthood; Bob Mayfield, Oklahoma Baptist ministry leader, dies.
Betty Price, the grieving widow of the late Crenshaw Christian Center founder Frederick K C Price, defended his teachings on prosperity and said a misleading ABC News report about the televangelist ...
MARION, Ala. (BP) – Judson College officials launched an aggressive effort to save the school Wednesday (March 3).
NASHVILLE (BP) – Church closures related to COVID-19 and winter weather in the Deep South slowed giving through the Cooperative Program in early 2021, but Southern Baptists remained faithful in their commitment to fueling global missions and ministry. Through the first five months of the budget year, giving is still…
I had dreamed of 2020 for as long as I can remember. The anticipation and expectations were high as I counted down to welcome the New Year. Finally, it was here! My dream had come true. I felt confidence unlike ever before. I set amazing goals. I was sure of…
Eden Benton, a 16-year-old high school student from South Carolina, is proof of the adage, “God can use you no matter your age.”
