Emerson Falls takes another new trail
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Southern Baptist Native American statesman Emerson Falls plans to retire by the end of the year, but he plans to not quit working for the Lord, probably not ever.
Mountain tragedy draws two distant churches together
PHOENIX – A car crash with a fatality on South Mountain derailed a mission team’s trip to Mexico even as it forged strong bonds between two Southern Baptist churches.
STATE MEETINGS: Michigan, Wyoming
Michigan announces search for high-energy leader; Wyoming meets for 40th annual meeting.
Sand Hollow ministers at a near-ghost town, and globally
RURAL Southwest Idaho (BP) – Nearly half of the Sand Hollow Baptist Church congregation spend an electronics-free missions week each summer in Atlanta, Idaho, which is 45 miles from the nearest paved road.
Hmong Baptist National Association moves to its next level
GREEN LAKE, Wis. (BP) – The need is so great in Southeast Asia that the Hmong Baptist National Association increased its budget by $100,000 to help.
New Hampshire church gets on community’s radar
HAMPSTEAD, N.H. – Pastor Kyle Lewis talked in a recent sermon about renting a Tesla.
Revive Church wants to revive its community
ARVADA, Colo. (BP) – Foothills Community Church changing its name to Revive Church signaled a plan within a plan.
For military personnel, both chaplains and churches play critical role
OAK HARBOR, Wash. (BP) – Why would a 19-year-old sailor be at church nearly every day of the week?
Kids learn to walk their talk
In New Cumberland, Pa., Red Land Baptist Church youngsters in the first through sixth grades made cards, wrote notes and prayed for the homeless people in Philadelphia who would be receiving the cards.
