Desperation and a sense of deep sadness continue. Since the Azerbaijani military launched air raids and artillery attacks Sept. 27 on the region of Nagorno-Karabakh,
With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing its rampage throughout the U.S., Southern Baptists’ national entities have focused on maintaining employee health and safety while also remaining
The bombs started falling in once peaceful communities. People — mostly women, children and the elderly — began running for their lives as their homes
Georgia Baptist leaders recently implemented significant budgetary cuts across various levels to address the challenging financial situation for the historic state convention. Along with a
Each fall, messengers to Baptist state conventions typically gather in annual meetings to hear ministry reports, celebrate accomplishments and conduct business. This year, because of
Trustees of Southern Baptists’ International Mission Board, North American Mission Board and LifeWay Christian Resources have met in recent weeks to approve, among other matters,
Twelve national WMU staff members opted to accept the voluntary retirement offer announced by the organization in early August, and WMU board members approved a
Trustees of Southern Baptists’ six theological seminaries, in their fall 2020 meetings, conducted business, celebrated victories, and focused on the future, amid current ongoing challenges
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