‘Worth it to persevere’: Missionaries pray, work for years before seeing first believer
January 15, 2026
“What would have happened if we’d given up after 15 years, or after four?”
Protesters form human chain to block Christians from worshipping
January 15, 2026
People shouting anti-Christian comments and a jihadist slogan formed a human chain to prevent Christians from attending a Christmas service.
Leadership searches: What’s the latest with ERLC, Lifeway, WMU, SEBTS and 3 state conventions?
January 15, 2026
Entities and organizations at various points in the search for their next leader responded to Baptist Press (BP) recently on the status of that process.
Opinion: A closer look at underground abortion networks
January 14, 2026
Underground abortion networks are emerging out of the shadows, and it is every bit as alarming as it sounds.
Gov. Ivey proposes 2% raise for educators, workers while highlighting accomplishments
January 14, 2026
During her final State of the State Address Tuesday evening, Gov. Kay Ivey proposed a 2% pay raise for educators and state employees and more money for the state’s new school choice program.
Latest news: Which countries are among the worst for Christians?
January 14, 2026
To read a quick recap of some of the latest news reports and other articles from The Baptist Paper this week, see below. 1. Syria
First person: 6 tips for the Wednesday wiggles
January 14, 2026
Do you teach kids on Wednesday nights? Have you ever noticed that they are a little bit wigglier on Wednesdays then Sundays?
Some public charter schools not meeting enrollment projections, analysis shows
January 13, 2026
About half of Alabama’s public charter schools have not met their enrollment projections, according to an analysis shared with the Alabama Public Charter School Commission during its regular meeting Monday afternoon – a shortfall that could
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