SAN SABA, Texas —A welcome sign off U.S. Highway 190 identifies San Saba as the “Pecan Capital of the World”—a claim hard to deny. The Central Texas town of just over 3,000 is surrounded by pecan orchards and boasts numerous shellers, packers, retailers, and distributors.
U.S. Supreme Court (Baptist Press file photo_
WASHINGTON (BP) – The U.S. Supreme Court handed down five different rulings in June that represented victories for Southern Baptist policy priorities.
PHILADELPHIA (BP) – Reading the Bible has better self-care outcomes than exercising, meditating or spending time with friends, the American Bible Society (ABS) said in the latest release of its 15th annual State of the Bible.
Assessor Jim DeLaPlaine (left) looks on as San Saba native Debbie Shahan indicates where the floodwaters covered the parking lot beside the freshwater swimming pond at Old Mill Park in San Saba. Photo by Jane Rodgers
SAN SABA, Texas —A welcome sign off U.S. Highway 190 identifies San Saba as the “Pecan Capital of the World”—a claim hard to deny. The Central Texas town of just over 3,000 is surrounded by pecan orchards and boasts numerous shellers, packers, retailers, and distributors.
A large group of volunteers from across the U.S. and Quebec City gather to help people move on moving day in Quebec City. Photo submitted.
QUEBEC CITY, Quebec, Canada (BP) – Churches from six states sent members to Quebec City to help people move from one residence to another June 30 and July 1.
Iron City Church Pastor Philip Martin speaks at a church gathering. Submitted photo
BLACKSBURG, South Carolina (BP) — “If you start a church, I’ll come.” Phillip Martin was in his last semester at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary when two unchurched friends told him they would attend a church if he planted one.
U.S. Supreme Court (Baptist Press file photo_
WASHINGTON (BP) – The U.S. Supreme Court handed down five different rulings in June that represented victories for Southern Baptist policy priorities.
