Longtime staffer lives, dies with dignity
Mary Dee Enloe Mary Dee died yesterday at age 80 at her home. Her death had been anticipated; hospice professionals had assisted her and her family over the past few weeks. Among Baptist
Windermere files legal action against the MBC to force utility improvements
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Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting features live streaming
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Giving? Asking? Try clicking!
Selling (or buying) tickets, candy or wrapping paper, washing cars or manning a game booth, even giving an extra dollar in a store purchase can help a worthy cause.
Believers also have opportunities to support the church or a ministry through “giving by living,” generosity
Staying motivated for service among the poor demands discipline
Chronic poverty, hunger and homelessness can leave even the most committed Christian activists feeling overwhelmed and defeated.
How can churches help the poor?
How can Christians meet needs in ways that really help the poor?
Expanded reports lead to intercessory prayer for wide range of Baptists
Institutional reports provide awareness that informs intercessory prayer for a variety of ministries — including agencies from the broader Baptist family.
Williams: ‘We are called to be harvest people!’
American Baptist Churches Central Region Executive Minister John Williams opened his State of the Region message at the region’s annual gathering Oct. 18-19 in Hesston, Kan., with a memory from his youth — a ride on a passenger train.
Increasingly, Christians want food choices to reflect concern for the poor and the environment
They say an army travels on its stomach. According to the proponents of “creation care,” the same can be said of the church. As they observe World Food Day today, those activists are reporting a dawning awareness among mainstream Baptists and other Christians that agriculture,
Leader of SBCs religious liberty group defends town’s ‘legislative prayers’
The Southern Baptist Convention’s top expert on religious liberty concerns says the U.S. Supreme Court should uphold a New York town’s practice of opening its city council meetings with sectarian prayer.