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Responding to the economic downturn prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the executive committee of the board of trustees of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary approved a budget for 2020-21 that includes cuts of 3 percent, including staff salary reductions -- but also a 5 percent tuition reduction.
Mohler releases new book on secularism, culture, and the Church; LifeWay to offer free virtual event focusing on pastoral emotional health.
GuideStone asks for prayers for long-time Mission:Dignity leader; Seminary Hill Press releases 40th anniversary edition of 'Baptists and the Bible.'
For the 13th consecutive year, the Southern Baptist Convention reported a drop in its membership. Total membership in the Southern Baptist Convention fell almost 2 percent to 14,525,579 from 2018 to 2019. The decline of 287,655 members is the largest single-year drop in more than 100 years.
How is your Enneagram type struggling and thriving during this crazy season? How can you continue to grow in grace? What does it look like to become more
Though fewer Americans must endure it than pervious generations, losing a loved one in war is as painful as it has ever been, Endel Lee says. We must not fail to honor these deaths.
The expectation that a pastor is responsible for his own mental health is detrimental to pastors' well-being, Cody Barnhart says. He offers ideas for how churches can help pastors stay healthy.
Barry McCarty to join Truett McConnell University faculty; Patrick Schreiner to join Midwestern Seminary faculty.
In an interview with The Christian Post, Kirsten Watson, wife of NFL champion Benjamin Watson, opened up about motherhood, loss, and her greatest hope for her children
As the global coronavirus crisis disrupts all of our lives, it is critically affecting human trafficking survivors. Here’s how the Church can respond.
