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‘This is my job. I’ve got to go’: Southern Baptists remember 9/11 and the response 25 years later
NEW YORK CITY – When Taylor Field made it home, he got into the shower, clothes on, to wash away the dust from the World...
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NAMB hosts largest Replant Summit, honors 2026 Replanter of the Year
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – The 2026 Replant Summit emphasized the spiritual work of renewal as nearly 400 pastors and church leaders gathered from 24 states and...
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Southern Baptist chaplain achieves rank of rear admiral
NEW ORLEANS – U.S. Navy Chaplain Robert Christian, an alumnus of both New Orleans and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminaries, was recently promoted to the rank...
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GenSend student missionaries make Gospel impact
GenSend student missionaries in Pittsburgh this summer started a coffee shop. Others, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, focused on college campuses. Still others in Cincinnati played...
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Send Network Florida church discovers a mission field just twenty steps away
By Brandon ElrodDESTIN, Fla. – Most people in the Southeast likely last thought of Destin when they were planning a vacation along Florida’s Gulf Coast,...
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The Mission Continues: How One Pastor Perseveres through the Grace of God and the Generosity of His People
By Courtney Moore Duchesne, Utah, may be a small town, but on Sunday mornings, the locals show up in a big way at First Baptist...
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More than Basketball: How a Church Gym Is Bringing Revival to Urban Men
Every Sunday night, the gym at Cary First Baptist Church in North Carolina resounds with the echoes of dribbling basketballs and the howls of grown men as another pro basketball player...
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Chaplains celebrate freedom, receive encouragement during SBC Annual Meeting
ORLANDO – A convention hall filled with thousands of Southern Baptists fell silent as the Orange County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard marched to the center...
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Small church pastors recognized, encouraged to remember ways God loves them
ORLANDO – God sees the faithfulness of small church pastors and uses their ministry for His kingdom purposes, and during the SBC Annual Meeting, Tuesday,...
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NAMB presentation to messengers highlights love for missionaries, evangelism resources
ORLANDO – Before hearing some of the metrics about Southern Baptist mission work in North America during the 2026 SBC Annual Meeting in Orlando June...
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Send Relief reports ministry impact, encourages churches to pray, give, go and grow
ORLANDO — More than 60,000 people were mobilized through Send Relief last year, helping meet needs for more than 2.5 million people and creating more...
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More than 1,000 salvations through Crossover Orlando
ORLANDO – Ahead of their annual meeting, Southern Baptists intentionally engaged the host city of Orlando to serve the community and proclaim the Gospel. Tuesday...
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NAMB Luncheon highlights chaplaincy, displays the many ways Southern Baptists care for one another
ORLANDO — Brilliant trumpet tones filled the convention hall to open the North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) Send Luncheon, Monday June 8, as the event...
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Diverse group of churches, ministries come together for evangelism through Crossover Orlando
ORLANDO – Twenty-eight years ago, members from First Baptist Church in Kissimmee began to pray that the church might someday own the field that adjoined...
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‘A Light in the Fog of War’
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Decision Magazine, a publication of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. To read the full article, visit here. Since before the...
Read MoreWho Was Your Annie Armstrong/Yvonne Schaad
I used to have a good job. I used to make good money. I used to have what I thought was a good life. But...
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