More than four years after claiming that he had proof that two of America s most well-known televangelists were pedophiles, Pastor Greg Locke is recanting his statements, claiming he never had any
In the last seven years North Carolina has been experiencing a Hispanic church plant boom, with 150 new Hispanic churches. And the growth shows no signs of stopping, even amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Founder of Harvest Bible Chapel in greater Chicago, James MacDonald, believes his heart is ready for what is expected to be an unusual return to the pulpit Sunday at Calvary Chapel South Bay in ...
The North American Mission Board (NAMB) is implementing a series of budgetary freezes and cutbacks designed to keep missionaries on the field during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
As part of his Vision 2025 initiative, Ronnie Floyd has called on Southern Baptist churches to: "Increase our total number of workers in the field through a new emphasis on 'calling out the called.'"
In an interview with The Christian Post, influential pastor and biblical scholar Tony Evans reflected on his wife Lois life and legacy, remaining faithful amid grief, and trusting God even when He ...
Baptist Resource Network of Pennsylvania/South Jersey hopes expansion of partnership with NAMB leads to 'multiplication movement.'
New research from the Barna Group found that the share of practicing Christians in the United States has nearly dropped in half over the last two decades a shift the group warns will have major ...
Glenn Swarthout has been a church planter in the western U.S. for decades, and each of the churches he helped start gave 10 percent through CP. "It's the way Southern Baptists work together to spread the Gospel here in the West and throughout the world," he said.
The SBC Executive Committee announced today that Cooperative Program giving in the SBC is above budget for the fiscal year by 5.02 percent, and FY 2020 giving remains slightly ahead of last year's pace by 0.37 percent.
If every Southern Baptist increased giving to international missions by the price of a single cup of coffee over the next five years, the International Mission Board would see historic growth in the number of missionaries it could fund.
