Christian released from jail due to no fear of death
July 19, 2012
One day I was out sharing the gospel in some small Chinese villages. Suddenly the police surrounded us. They grabbed me and threw me in
Resolution applauding SBC for Luter election introduced in U.S. Senate
July 19, 2012
U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, D.-La., has introduced a congressional resolution congratulating the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) for electing as president Fred Luter Jr., the first
FBC Cullman adopts Northern Conchucos Quechua people in Peru
July 19, 2012
When International Mission Board (IMB) President Tom Elliff challenged churches to adopt an unreached and unengaged people group at the 2011 Southern Baptist Convention annual
SBC entities issue 1st report on ethnic diversity
July 12, 2012
Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) entities have issued their first reports in response to historic measures adopted a year ago to improve accountability in the inclusion
Alabama Baptists helping college open in Vermont, hoping to reach New England for Christ
July 12, 2012
A college with strong Southern Baptist ties is preparing to open in Vermont, the least-churched state in the nation, with a goal of training church planters
Churches allowed to meet in NYC public schools
July 12, 2012
A federal judge ruled on June 29 that churches and other faith groups can continue to meet in New York City public school buildings for worship
Russian Baptists seek to work with Orthodox churches
July 12, 2012
MOSCOW — “Baptists do not preach the Baptist confession; Baptists preach the gospel. Nowhere do we give out calls to accept the Baptist faith.” That
1-day missions blitz sends out 570 volunteers
July 12, 2012
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — What difference does one day make? For some it is the difference between spending their eternity in hell or in heaven.
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