Pastors Don’t Do It For The Money, But Having Enough to Retire Would Be Nice
Bless Your Pastor campaign raises awareness around the financial strains of ministry.
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COOPERATIVE PROGRAM: A missionary's gratitude | Baptist Press
Paul Chitwood relays a message he received from a missionary reflecting the broad scope of Southern Baptists' work supported by the Cooperative Program.
Church launches affordable housing project with $1M city loan
A 101-year-old church with a history of activism and a dedication to people in need will now be able to extend affordable housing to its community in Berkeley, California, thanks to a 1 million grant ...
FIRST-PERSON: Why denominations & networks matter | Baptist Press
Theological identity, missions partnership and pastoral accountability are among the reasons Andrew Hebert ministers within a Southern Baptist framework.
Religious liberty gaining momentum in court? | Baptist Press
The Arizona Supreme Court last week rebuked states and municipalities that overzealously enforce anti-discrimination laws.
Lessons in disciple-making | Baptist Press
One believer shares lessons from disciple-making in North Africa and the Middle East.
Greear delivers prayer before U.S. House | Baptist Press
The words of Psalm 16:1 are located inside a prayer room of the United States Capitol. A similar prayer was spoken on Capitol Hill today (Sept. 25) as Southern Baptist Convention President J.D. Greear opened the afternoon legislative session for the House of Representatives.
FIRST-PERSON: The collegiate mission field | Baptist Press
Adam Groza writes about a mission field likely in your town or city. "You may even drive by one on your way to work," he writes, noting that college campuses are "a mission field ripe for harvest."
Explainer: Trump urges end to religious persecution | Baptist Press
Learn more about President Trump's message at the United Nations on Monday (Sept. 23) urging international community to end religious persecution.
Episcopal bishop who refuses to allow gay marriage in diocese to face hearing
A bishop of The Episcopal Church who has appealed a punishment for refusing to allow same-sex marriages in his diocese will go before a hearing panel to argue his case
