CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. — Messengers attending the Tennessee Baptist Convention’s (TBC) annual meeting Nov. 15–16 at First Baptist Church, Clarksville, delayed action on a proposed
Eighty-seven new missionaries were dispatched to the missions field by about 2,000 Alabama Baptists during the International Mission Board (IMB) appointment service in Huntsville
Hurricane Katrina was the major topic of conversation at the annual New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) Alumni Dinner held at Whitesburg Baptist Church,
Two days after Hurricane Katrina left Louisiana’s St. Tammany Parish a demolished landscape of blocked roads and shattered trees, Waylon Bailey was feeling the
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers were immediately mobilized in Indiana when the deadliest tornado to hit the state in more than
PHOENIX — Six years after financial irregularities first surfaced, the Baptist Foundation of Arizona’s (BFA) former president and legal counsel are on trial for
KOHIMA, India — Baptists have tried to intervene in the tribal warfare between the Karbi and Dimasa tribes in northeast India. Baptists have a
About 50 missions volunteers scatter around a hotel lobby high in the mountains of Canta, Peru. As they prepare to jump in trucks and
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