DALLAS – The legacy of Minh Ha Nguyen was honored at the 2025 Ethnic Leaders breakfast June 10 at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, the early morning of first day the 2025 SBC Annual Meeting in the same location.

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FIRST-PERSON: Cooperation – it’s worth it

Photo by Roy Burroughs

Cooperation is hard. It has been difficult from the beginning of the church. As in Acts 6, when the apostles had to resolve a conflict between the Hellenists and the Hebrews. Or as in Acts 15 when Paul and Barnabas had “a sharp disagreement,” which led them to separate from one another. Any cursory glance of church history teaches us that Christians disagreeing with each other is quite regular. Cooperation requires a lot of work and a lot of conversation. Anyone seeking cooperation must continually ask: Is it worth it?

At this high-profile meeting, one team considers its job well done when ‘people don’t notice us’

Andrew Wroth, associate pastor of youth/recreation at First Baptist Church in Fairfield, hauls a load of report books for distribution at the SBC Annual Meeting in Dallas on June 10. Wroth is among an unseen army of volunteers working behind the scenes to support thousands of Southern Baptists in town for this year's meeting. SBTC PHOTO

DALLAS—When tens of thousands of Southern Baptists come to town for their annual meeting, it takes hundreds of local Southern Baptists working behind the scenes to ensure essential services are provided.

BIBLE STUDY: God’s faith principle

We don’t always know why God allows problems, but we know He intends to use them to heighten our maturity and deepen our faith. Trials and troubles are dumbbells and treadmills for the soul. They develop strength and stamina. Faith has a cumulative quality to it. We amass and garner it. We grow it and lay it in store for future times. Our faith grows stronger through the seasons of life.



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