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Virtually nothing was left untouched by the interruptions and dangers caused by the COVID-19 global pandemic. SBC entities grappled with stay-at-home orders, financial uncertainty and mandated safety protocols – all while continuing to carry out their ministry assignments.
ALPHARETTA, Ga.— With nearly every aspect of life and ministry impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) adjusted its priorities to ensure that the mission of sharing the gospel would move forward.
Mississippi Baptists rally to local, global needs; Ohio presses forward with interim leadership; NWBC adopts reduced budget, plans to relocate offices.
NASHVILLE (BP) – As days stretched into weeks stretched into months, COVID-19 seemed to spread everywhere – and into almost everything. Here’s a look at the top SBC stories of 2020 as selected by Baptist Press:
NASHVILLE (BP) – Everything, it seems, changed on Wednesday, March 11.
MARION, Ala. (BP) – Judson College, the only Southern Baptist women’s college in the United States, is on the brink of closure according to a letter released last week (Dec. 15) by the president of the school.
With record pageviews, new content partnerships and a new site design, 2020 was a banner year at Baptist Press. We want to thank you, the readers, for the nearly six million pageviews and for reading the nearly 2,000 stories we produced this year. Most of all, we want to thank…
2020 was different for all of us for the same reason. Political unrest, the COVID-19 pandemic and the summer’s Black Lives Matter uprising loomed large
Fred Luter, the Southern Baptist Convention s first and only black president, along with current leader J D Greear have joined a growing chorus of dissent over a statement from the denomination s ...
Jentezen Franklin, senior pastor of the multi-campus church Free Chapel in Georgia, tested positive for COVID-19 but is doing extremely well, the church announced during the worship service Sunday
