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WASHINGTON (BP) – Gene Mills, president of the nonprofit Louisiana Family Forum (LFF), has joined the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom as an appointee of House Speaker Mike Johnson.

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – In a culture filled with athletes, entertainers and online personalities competing for children’s attention, the B&H Kids “Here I Am!” series seeks to introduce young readers to a different kind of role model: men and women whose lives were marked by faithfulness to God.

FORT WORTH, Texas – About a decade after a short-term mission team from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary led him to Christ, Texas Baptist College student Bosco Soajoro now looks forward to completing his studies and returning to his home country of Madagascar to bring the Gospel and theological training to others.

LEXINGTON, Ky. – An ER physician in a Lexington hospital who is a member of Ashland Avenue Baptist Church has set a Guinness World Record by running the fastest mile while dribbling two basketballs.

Oklahoma Baptist DR responds to severe storms; Texans on Mission monitoring Hill Country flooding.

Crash landings of commercial jets are extremely rare. Yet, before any plane takes off, flight attendants provide instructions for emergency landings on land or water. Most passengers seem to ignore the flight attendants. People might get away with that on a plane, but it is always costly when people ignore warnings in the Word of God.

METROPOLIS, Ill. – Kinley Logeman had never been to Chicago before a summer youth mission trip several years back. While it’s in the same state, Metropolis is completely different from its far north neighbor, having fewer than 6,000 people and sitting on the southern border of Illinois.

GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla. – For Pastor Chad Weeks, Russell Baptist Church’s renewed commitment to the Cooperative Program isn’t a new direction. It’s a return to where the church began.

When I think about what happens when Southern Baptists pray, give and go together, I am reminded that the Gospel can advance farther than any single church could accomplish alone.

The last day of the mission trip to Mexico was as focused on evangelism as the first day. Nick Walburn and a small group of pastors made a stop at a local souvenir shop and, as they had been doing through the week, struck up a conversation with the shop owner and shared the Gospel.