Leaders of Baptist conventions and organizations comprising more than 20 million adherents in North America explored “additional opportunities for fellowship and cooperation” in Atlanta April
WASHINGTON — Congress should act to bring tobacco products under the regulation of the federal government and thereby protect the health of Americans, Southern Baptist
SAN ANGELO, Texas — Fern Harrington Miles, a Southern Baptist missionary who was a prisoner of war (POW) during World War II, died March 31
DALLAS — Prestonwood Baptist Church, the 25,000-member megachurch near Dallas, has announced plans to build a second facility roughly 20 miles north of the existing
After ripping Sheetrock from a moldy closet of a home damaged by Hurricane Katrina, Trista Wright was removing the debris when a flash of green
Nearly 1,900 students spent their spring breaks removing moldy Sheetrock, insulation and flooring from the flood-damaged homes of New Orleans. The students, many from Baptist
Describing a task as “God-sized” has become somewhat clichéd, but Jim Burton of the North American Mission Board (NAMB) can’t think of any other way
Having fun on the warm, white-sand beaches of the Gulf Coast was a top priority for many Alabama college students over spring break. But 23
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