In the wake of Hurricane Irene’s 1,500-mile path of destruction from North Carolina to eastern Canada, Southern Baptist disaster relief leaders and volunteers were mobilized
Participants in Judson College’s 96th annual Rose Sunday service Aug. 29 were happy to find a clear morning, though very warm, as they walked the
In the days following Sept. 11, 2001, many Americans flocked to churches only to drop out within months. But Taylor Field, a North American Mission
Flooded roads and washed out bridges are hampering relief efforts in Vermont, Baptist leaders reported Aug. 30. After torrential rains from Hurricane Irene’s remnants transformed
Jack Gatlin loves to fish. Combine his passion with a chance to help people still feeling the effects of the April 27 tornadoes that raked
• We would like to show our appreciation to our community, family, friends and even complete strangers for the outpouring of support we received after
MELBOURNE, Australia — Baptist leaders in Australia issued statements Aug. 24 opposing a proposal to change the current legal definition of marriage to include gay
GEORGETOWN, Texas — Cecil Ray, for many years a leading figure in efforts to convince Southern Baptists to give more money to religious causes, died
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