Benjamin Watson calls on Planned Parenthood to end Sanger legacy of abortion
DALLAS (BP) – Super Bowl champion Benjamin Watson has long known the sanctity of human life.
Pandemic altered U.S. churchgoers’ discipleship practices
NASHVILLE (BP) – Fewer churchgoers filled pews and Bible studies during the pandemic, but many still continued personal discipleship habits throughout 2020.
Women strengthen one another in missionary partnership
SOUTH ASIA (BP) – Missionary Liz Karwood* reports that in the area where she serves, the lostness can feel staggering. She understands that her team can’t even begin to reach the 25 million Muslims in her region without involving other believers. She also understands that “God is working and is bigger than the task in front of us.”
FIRST-PERSON: The Black Church: past, present and future
While praying at my normal time, a burden was deposited in my spirit to offer a look at the Black church. The look would include its past, its present and its projected future. So, I was moved to ask several pastors to offer their experience with all three areas.
Pennsylvania churches become all things to win some at Easter
What does it take to fulfill the Great Commission? It’s not that complicated. On a basic level it takes love and compassion, time and a willingness to meet people where they are. For a bonus, toss in a little creativity.
Evangelicals await fulfillment of Biden promise on refugees
WASHINGTON (BP) – Evangelical Christian and other advocates for resettling more refugees in the United States are waiting to see if the Biden administration will fulfill its latest commitment following what they described as a disappointing failure by the president.
‘Product of CP’ leads Texas church to health
MABANK, Texas (BP) – When Southern Baptists tithe, the emphasis usually is on what they can give to support ministries throughout the world, but sometimes it’s worth considering what churches receive from the Cooperative Program.
TRUSTEES: NOBTS approves new degrees and online Spanish initiative
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary trustees approved a new church planting degree and three new Leavell College majors during their spring meeting April 12-13.
SBC DIGEST: Unzicker to be N.C. exec nominee; Oklahoma Baptist children’s home opens Heritage Room
NCBSC affirms Unzicker as executive director-treasurer nominee
Tennessee church’s kids ‘buy the farm’ for missions
GORDONSVILLE, Tenn. (BP) – New Middleton Baptist Church began a Kids on Mission program in 2017 in an effort to involve people of all ages in the church in missions.
