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Pressley looks toward healthy meeting and healthy churches

NEW By Brandon Porter, posted June 5, 2026

ORLANDO (BP) – Even after leading his first SBC Annual Meeting, President Clint Pressley says he’s still watching previous meetings to learn how he can best serve messengers when they gather June 9-10.

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Tennessee couple rejoices in journey of ‘healing and restoration that is nothing short of a miracle’

Just a few weeks before the May 31, 2025, car accident that almost cost Cam Tracy his life, his family enjoyed a day at Discovery Park in Union City, Tennessee. During Cam’s lengthy recovery, son Jonathan often told his parents he wished they could go to the park again. On May 21, 2026, just days shy of the one-year anniversary of the accident, Jonathan’s wish comes true.

By Margaret Colson, posted June 5, 2026 in Family, Prayer, SBC News

JACKSON, Tenn. (BP) – In an instant, a casual father-son outing became a desperate fight for survival.

SBC President Clint Pressley addresses messengers to the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting in Dallas. BP file photo

By Brandon Porter, posted June 5, 2026 in SBC Annual Meetings

By Mark Maynard/ Kentucky Today, posted June 5, 2026 in Racial Reconciliation, SBC News

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A legendary Kentucky Baptist pastor who faithfully served for more than six decades and who worked tirelessly to break down racial barriers has died at 94.

By David Roach, posted June 5, 2026 in SBC News

PHOENIX (BP) – Evangelist and author William “Bill” Fay, a former high-rolling businessman with mafia ties who came to Christ and wrote the personal evangelism guide “Share Jesus Without Fear,” has died. He was approximately 85.

U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Doug Carver (retired) speaks during the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting in Dallas. BP file photo

By Diana Chandler, posted June 4, 2026 in Religious Liberty

RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – Southern Baptist chaplaincy executive Douglas Carver has joined a Virginia National Guard member’s court fight claiming the state’s tuition assistance program discriminates against students pursuing religious degrees. U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Carver (retired), executive director of chaplaincy for the North American Mission Board (NAMB), filed an amicus brief in support of […]