NEW ORLEANS (BP) – Messengers at the annual meeting should get the first view of the website that will feature two goals in addressing sexual abuse reform. One side that will work to provide information toward “prevention, protection and care” and another that will be a searchable database of those credibly accused of sexual abuse in Southern Baptist churches.
Lead Pastor Jason Wing leads a prep meeting for messengers of University Baptist Church in Beavercreek, Ohio, on June 3.
BEAVERCREEK, Ohio (BP) – ‘80s cultural icons prioritized being informed. School House Rock said knowledge is power. G.I. Joe reminded everyone that knowing is half the battle.
Jay Adkins (center) and his sons are members of the CanonFodder Brass Band.
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – If you’re on neutral ground in New Orleans, it has nothing to do with nonpartisanship, but it’s that grassy middle area between roads – otherwise known as a median.
Current SBC President and Texas pastor Bart Barber (left) and former SBC Executive Committee Chairman and Georgia pastor Mike Stone are the two known candidates to be nominated for SBC president at the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting. (Baptist Press photo)
NASHVILLE (BP) – Texas pastor and current SBC President Bart Barber and Georgia pastor Mike Stone are the two known candidates to be nominated for SBC president at the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting. Louisiana pastor Steven James is scheduled to nominate Barber, and Florida pastor Willy Rice will nominate Stone.
Oklahoma University softball player Alyssa Brito talks about the importance of her faith in Christ at press conference. The Sooners are trying to win the NCAA College World Series. (Twitter screenshot)
Norman, Okla. (BP) – The Oklahoma University softball team will attempt to win the Women’s College World Series for the third consecutive year on Thursday night (June 8). Yet, the team’s players are keeping their “eyes up,” on a different prize, Jesus Christ.
Lead Pastor Jason Wing leads a prep meeting for messengers of University Baptist Church in Beavercreek, Ohio, on June 3.
BEAVERCREEK, Ohio (BP) – ‘80s cultural icons prioritized being informed. School House Rock said knowledge is power. G.I. Joe reminded everyone that knowing is half the battle.
