Michael Arnold and his family were among hundreds of St. Augustine, Florida, residents who fled their homes in early October as Hurricane Matthew trailed close
A few years back, Dennis Atwood was having a heck of a time getting his hands on a discipleship curriculum designed for small or even mid-sized
By Chris Turner Tennessee Baptist Convention One moment it was a blustery late November evening secluded in the Smoky Mountains; the next a fiery hell.
By Lonnie Wilkey Editor, Baptist and Reflector Though the wildfires that swept through the Tennessee community Nov. 28 destroyed or damaged three Baptist churches, leaders
Cliff Barrows, who led songs for evangelist Billy Graham for six decades, died in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Nov. 15. He was 93. “Cliff and
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) announced a new partnership Oct. 5 with the National Baptist Convention of America International, Inc., (NCBA) seeking
NASHVILLE — The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) ended its fiscal year $9.23 million over its 2015–2016 budgeted goal and $6.57 million over the previous year’s
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — The nearly $59 million given to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering in 2016 ranks second highest in the offering’s history, the North
