BWAid leader reflects on 20 years of ministry in relief and development
HONOLULU -- Standing in the exhibit hall during the Baptist World Congress in Honolulu, Paul Montacute surveys the array of displays and smiles with delight.
CBFMO, BGCM explore ministry to Hispanics
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Missouri and the Baptist General Convention of Missouri recognize the growth of the Hispanic population in Missouri and are seeking ways to minister.
Death in a minister’s family means transitions in ministry, identity
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The death of a minister—or the minister’s spouse—marks a difficult phase in the life of both the church and the pastor’s family.
WMU, women’s ministry honor Vivian McCaughan at M-Counter
No one is certain who chose the Scripture passage tied to the theme for M-Counter, the Missouri Woman’s Missionary Union/women’s missions and ministry event April 9-10. But 1 Chronicles 28:8-10 became a starting point to honor North American Mission Board missionary Vivian McCaughan throughout the
Unexpected ministry fills student’s desire to help
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Baptist Women in Ministry director describes organization as ‘catalyst for change’
ATLANTA (ABP) -- February marks the fourth annual Martha Stearns Marshall Month of Preaching, where Baptist churches are encouraged to invite a woman to preach. Associated Baptist Press asked Pam Durso, executive director of Baptist Women in Ministry since last July, about the emphasis and
Student’s vision sparks ministry to feed Sedalia’s hungry
A high school student's vision four years ago and a continued commitment of Smith-Cotton High's National Honor
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Baptist Women in Ministry hires executive director
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Ministry leaders tap into online networking
LifeWay Christian Resources is harnessing the power of online networking among Facebook’s 100 million daily users worldwide and Twitter’s 2.2 million users.
Wide-open freedom of the Web offers challenges and ministry opportunities
While social networking sites are far from private or anonymous, the public nature hasn’t prevented individuals from boldly posting information or photographs they likely wouldn’t share with such a diverse crowd in “real” life, pastors note.