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DES MOINES, Iowa (BP) – A driving desire to see Cooperative Program dollars make maximum kingdom impact motivated the Baptist Convention of Iowa to make history on Nov. 6. Messengers at the convention’s Annual Meeting voted unanimously to send 75 percent of Cooperative Program funds outside of the state.
FLINT, Texas (BP) -- Julio Arriola is returning to a very familiar landscape.
A Texas-based nonprofit organization that provides free, short-term living for those experiencing medical crises has announced it is adding 16 new houses to its faith-based ministry.
The accrediting body for Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Missouri, placed the school’s accreditation status on “probation on Thursday. The move comes after an investigation into actions by SBU and the Missouri Baptist Convention during a three-year conflict at the school over power and theology.
A majority of Protestant churches are now open for in-person services but foot traffic has been slow to return to their pews particularly for black churches, a new survey from Lifeway Research shows.
Dr Krish Kandiah speaks to Christian Today about how the Church can give a warm welcome to refugees and others coming to Britain's shores.
Michigan ups its CP giving by 5 points; New England convention sets sights on partnerships, goals.
Iowa Baptists celebrate 25 years; Wyoming rallies to meet camp need.
Franklin Graham undergoes heart surgery; Ledbetter named senior editor of MBC’s High Street Press.
CARROLLTON, Ga. (BP) – Our hearts are never fully prepared for a drastic change. But loss does that to you — it changes your course. Over time, the once raging grief finds a softer place to live, but when special days or holidays approach, those wounds can be reopened. As…
