BP Staff

NASHVILLE (BP) — In a post to Twitter this morning, former Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President Adam W. Greenway announced that he would not be moving to a new position with the International Mission Board.

Jackson water crisis subsides; NAMB, N.C. Baptists announce SendNC church planting partnership; Psalm 139 Project dedicates ultrasound machine in Topeka, Kan.

HBU changes name to Houston Christian University; Seminaries are textual communities, Vanhoozer says in annual Norton Lectures.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Southern Baptist leaders urged SBC Executive Committee members not to lose sight of the goal of cooperation despite the challenges they face. SBC cooperation was front-and-center during the two-day meeting through displays of generous, sacrificial giving, a move to give SBC messengers greater clarity in their resolutions, reports of increased ethnic diversity in the SBC and calls for a renewed focus on caring for the vulnerable and maintaining good relationships.

‘Experiencing God Bible’ helps readers recognize God’s voice; President Jason K. Allen’s Turnaround Released by B&H Publishing.

Former Baylor President Ken Starr dies at 76; William Carey University raises scholarship amounts 40 percent.

Lifeway launches free Bible study library for Deaf ministries; Hinkle to be named editor emeritus, will focus on MBC’s public policy effort.

Iorg explores God’s call in semester’s first chapel message; SEBTS celebrates five graduates at Wake County extension center.

NEW ORLEANS (BP) – As Southern Baptists gather on the bayou next June, they’re going to need a place to rest their head. The SBC Executive Committee (EC) is trying to make it easy on messengers as the navigate their way to the Big Easy for the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting & Pastors’ Conference.

USDA exempts religious schools from Title IX rules; Judge rules required coverage of HIV prevention drug violates employer’s religious freedom.