Prison ministry restoring at-risk women ‘back to life’
May 6, 2021
With hands held high, a group of more than 300 women sing praise songs as they worship together. There are plenty of tears, hugs and
‘Outrageous justice’ offers inmates hope
May 5, 2021
Kathy Woods (see story here) said the women who came week after week to do ministry in her jail planted the seeds that began a
Cornelius Project offers hope and help to police officers
April 17, 2021
By Ken Camp Baptist Standard Jimmy Meeks — a Baptist minister and career police officer — believes Jesus offers the answer to the problems
Headline News from around the Southeast for April 15
April 14, 2021
Arkansas Since its launch in October 2014, Crosspointe Church, Bryant, Arkansas, has learned, grown and adapted. Today, the church, located between the third-largest high school
Church to stream services into jail
April 14, 2021
By Brian Koonce The Pathway COVID-19 has changed the way many churches do ministry, and that goes for jail ministries as well. Now, after
Rooted in Gallatin, Tenn., virtual church plant now reaching the world
April 1, 2021
By Lonnie Wilkey Baptist and Reflector A year ago, a virtual church plant was unheard of in Tennessee Baptist life. Now, thanks to Hispana Iglesia
Ministry grows out of Georgia pastor’s volunteer firefighting
March 5, 2021
By Linda Wilkins Georgia Baptist Mission Board Pastors are often first responders in times of crisis. They are there during personal tragedies and community heartache.
Bivocational ministers’ conference focuses on evangelism, discipleship
March 3, 2021
Bivocational ministers gathered online Feb. 20 for the Alabama Baptist Bivocational Fellowship’s first ever virtual conference. “We need to stand with each other and encourage
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