Track captain, in newfound faith, begins Bible study | Baptist Press
"Adoh," track captain at the University of Oklahoma and a new follower of Christ, now sees his running as a way to "give Him glory."
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Macedonian Baptists awaken to church planting | Baptist Press
An International Mission Board couple help Macedonia Baptists envision the idea of discussion-led small groups for church planting in the small European nation.
Jobs program shows women 'who they are in God's eyes' | Baptist Press
Future & Hope lifts women toward a new life through 10-week sessions on practical facets of life such as computer skills, money management, parenting and healthy relationships blended with weekly Bible studies and mentoring.
SBC sexual abuse report a 'warning sent from God,' 'scandal crying out to heaven,' leaders say
Southern Baptist leaders are thanking God and promising change in response to a Houston Chronicle report spotlighting sexual abuse in its churches.
'Finishing the task': Misconceptions about Christian missions to the unreached
In the aftermath of American missionary John Chau s controversial death, mission agencies and scholars are refuting misconceptions that have emerged about the way the Gospel is being brought to the ...
TRUSTEES: Evangelism, leadership tops NAMB agenda | Baptist Press
North American Mission Board trustees meeting in South Florida this week saw first-hand the impact a sending church can have on its community. They also heard a challenge to be personally involved in NAMB's new "Who's Your One?" evangelism initiative.
Church gives & receives via the Cooperative Program | Baptist Press
First Baptist utilizes creative evangelism initiatives to reach its community of 400 while seeing Southern Baptists' Cooperative Program as reflecting "our commitment to Christ and to missions."
Supreme Court declines football coach's appeal | Baptist Press
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday (Jan. 22) declined the appeal of a former high school football coach who was fired for praying on the field after games. But the justices appeared to leave open several possible avenues for Coach Joe Kennedy to keep fighting for his First Amendment rights.
Joni Eareckson Tada, Nick Vujicic discuss hope for Heaven, why disabilities 'don't determine value'
Ahead of Sanctity of Life Sunday, Joni Eareckson Tada, an advocate for people with disabilities, and evangelist Nick Vujicic opened up about their personal struggles and shared why they believe life ...
Bailey Smith, early SBC conservative president, dies | Baptist Press
Evangelist Bailey Smith, who helped sustain the Conservative Resurgence at its outset in the Southern Baptist Convention, died Monday morning (Jan. 14) at his home in Duluth, Ga. He was 79.
