If this was a Hollywood film, they would already be advertising it as "bigger" and "better."
A tribute to a pastor and his congregation Roger Taylor and Satilla Baptist Church By Joe McGee, Director of Missions, Consolation Baptist Association Published July 29, 2010
The health and commitment of any relationship is not as apparent in the easy times as in the rough times.
With dozens of kids toting Florida Gator signable footballs or miniature orange football helmets, or decked out in blue jerseys with "15" on the back - and grown-ups wearing their game-day Gator shirts - it could have been October in Gainesville, Fla.
In a video and letter, the new president of the Southern Baptist Convention calls on church leaders and their congregations to take their missions engagement to a whole new level.
Compensation for full-time Southern Baptist pastors is rising slightly faster than inflation, but the mounting cost of benefits is forcing churches to provide fewer pastors with medical insurance.
For 65 consecutive years, pastor Bill Dodson attended the annual meetings of the Southern Baptist Convention, and his streak only came to an end this year because a brief illness kept him from traveling.
Twice a day, precisely at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., alarms ring on dozens of cell phones, alerting those participating in Jim Woodard's week-old Internet prayer initiative to spend one minute praying for relief from the BP Gulf oil spill.
J.T. Thompson's best friend is a church planter in Portland, Ore. He's heard about his friend's challenges and triumphs the past four years but only recently did he get a closer look, albeit in Georgia.
There's plenty Southern Baptists can do for people affected by the Deepwater Horizon explosion and the millions of gallons of oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico: provide hope for those who think they have none.
Author and pastor Rick Warren experienced some temporary vision loss during an accident at his home July 19 but is expected to recover fully, a spokesperson for his church says.
The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) will now call itself by the shortened "the Y" as part of its newest brand strategy, but officially will still identify itself as the YMCA.
True Love Waits will launch "True Love Waits 3.0: A Path of Purity" during the National Youth Workers Conference sponsored by LifeWay Christian Resources in mid-September.
Plans of the Dakota Baptist Convention to expand ministry opportunities has brought a call for more volunteers to the 70th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, held Aug. 9-15.
A U.S. church leader has challenged the new World Communion of Reformed Churches to move its headquarters out of Geneva, Switzerland and follow the global shift of Christianity to the Southern Hemisphere.
The Roman Catholic Church has brokered a historic deal to release 52 political prisoners in Cuba, following three-way talks between Cuban President Raul Castro, Spanish Foreign Secretary Miguel Angel Moratinos, and Havana Cardinal Jaime Ortega.
God is at work in the lives of the students, faculty, and staff at Truett-McConnell College (TMC) as evidenced through their personal and spiritual growth.
For more than seven years I have been writing editorials for this publication, some I thought were relatively sonorous and some probably nothing more than inconsequential drivel - 183 of them and never missing an issue doing so.