October CP giving exceeds expectations
November 5, 2021
Cooperative Program giving in October exceeded budget expectations by nearly 6% in the first month of the 2021–22 fiscal year, according to a report from
Baptist women unite globally for World Day of Prayer
November 4, 2021
Women around the globe observed the 70th annual Baptist Women’s World Day of Prayer Nov. 1. The observance, which began in 1951 and is held
Headline News from around the Southeast for Nov. 4
November 4, 2021
Arkansas Five Arkansas Baptist women were involved in an English-teaching ministry through the Brooklyn, New York, Arab American Friendship Center, in mid-October. Prayer walking, visiting
Most churches and churchgoers are now gathering in person
November 3, 2021
More U.S. Protestant churches are gathering in person since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and pastors say most churchgoers have returned as well. Almost all U.S.
Montana church continues to grow, multiply as volunteer teams come back
November 2, 2021
About a year ago, TAB shared the story of Darryl Brunson, one of several Alabama Baptists who relocated their families to Montana to plant churches.
Grace needed in reforming justice system, ERLC’s Leatherwood says
November 1, 2021
Followers of Jesus should lead the way in advocating with grace for a restorative criminal justice system, Southern Baptist ethics leader Brent Leatherwood said in
Despite stressors of recent months, pastor attrition low, Lifeway Research reports
October 29, 2021
When Tim Lovett announced his retirement as pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa on Sept. 5, his words seemed to express what many pastors
Headline News from around the Southeast for October 28
October 28, 2021
Arkansas Jeremy and Natalia Aylett made their way all the way from Russellville, Arkansas, to San Diego, California, 10 years ago. As the two have
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