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2 months ago | 
baptistpress.com | Michaela Classen |Chris Turner |Timothy Cockes
Bible scholars John Meade and Peter Gurry to join MBTS facultyBy Michaela Classen/MBTSKANSAS CITY, Mo. – Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary announced the addition of John D. Meade and Peter J. Gurry to full-time faculty. Serving as professor of Old Testament and associate professor of New Testament, respectively, Meade and Gurry will join the seminary community on the Kansas City campus beginning in the fall 2025 semester.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
baptistpress.com | Diana Chandler |Chris Turner |Scott Barkley |Tom Strode
Metadata:Series: SBC DigestsTopic(s): Abortion, ERLC, International Mission BoardFormat(s): Text ArticlesShare this post: George Liele Church Planting, Evangelism, Missions Sunday materials availableBy IMB StaffCelebrate African American and Black pioneers whose lives inspire the next generation to continue the work of solving the world’s greatest problem – lostness. The International Mission Board invites all Southern Baptists to recognize Feb.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
baptistpress.com | Chris Turner |Laura Erlanson |Diana Chandler |Scott Barkley
Vittorio Ristorante & Pizzeria was a quaint, family-owned neighborhood eatery tucked just off Sunset Boulevard in Pacific Palisades. When my wife and I visit Los Angeles to see our daughter, our trip wasn’t complete without a visit to Vittorio’s. The garlic rolls were divine, the pizzas a culinary masterpiece – and I can taste the chicken parmesan just thinking about it. I said it was a quaint place, and indeed it was.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
baptistpress.com | Diana Chandler |Chris Turner |Scott Barkley |Tom Strode
WASHINGTON, DC (BP) — In his first week as an active-duty chaplain more than 25 years ago, Chaplain Major General Trent Davis discovered the unique impact of the conversations chaplains are privileged to have. A young officer trainee walked into his sparsely decorated office with tears in his eyes. The trainee was struggling in his first six weeks of officer training school and had just been told he would need to start over.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
fggam.org | Dewey Moede |Chris Turner
Baptist PressBy , posted October 23, 2024 in Disaster ReliefLIMESTONE, Tenn. – Craig Ponder’s first impression of the ATV four-wheeler gang congregating in the church’s parking lot was not good. “I thought they were a bunch of tourists coming to check out the flood damage caused by Hurricane Helene,” he said. “I was wrong, and I’ve since apologized.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
thestar.com | Chris Turner
“We need more. Much more.”This was the core message of a letter that five of the CBC’s most prominent retired broadcasters wrote to their former employer recently, urging the network to dramatically expand its coverage of climate change. The letter — addressed to CBC News editor-in-chief Brodie Fenlon and signed by David Suzuki, Adrienne Clarkson, Peter Mansbridge, Lindon MacIntyre and Paul Kennedy — was sent in May 2023 but only made public in October.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
baptistpress.com | Marilyn Stewart |Chris Turner |Scott Barkley |Tom Strode
Baptist Press photographers Jim and Carol Veneman spent four days documenting the work of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers and Send Relief in the wake of Hurricane Milton. View Gallery #1 here.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
baptistpress.com | Marilyn Stewart |Chris Turner |Lonnie Wilkey |Scott Barkley
Metadata:Topic(s): Discipleship, EducationFormat(s): Text ArticlesShare this post: CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (BP) – Daniel Cho’s 20-minute bike ride from home four days a week ends at Harvard University where he serves as a bi-vocational Southern Baptist chaplain. In a place where the Bible is often seen as irrelevant, Cho meets one on one with students – including those from other faiths or no faith – to help them see Scripture in a new light.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
baptistpress.com | Chris Turner |Lonnie Wilkey |Rob Collingsworth |Scott Barkley
Metadata:Topic(s): Disaster ReliefFormat(s): Text ArticlesShare this post: LIMESTONE, Tenn. – Craig Ponder’s first impression of the ATV four-wheeler gang congregating in the church’s parking lot was not good. “I thought they were a bunch of tourists coming to check out the flood damage caused by Hurricane Helene,” he said. “I was wrong, and I’ve since apologized.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
baptistpress.com | Chad Austin |Samuel Heard |Henry Durand |Chris Turner
Metadata:Topic(s): Disaster ReliefFormat(s): Text ArticlesShare this post: ASHEVILLE, N.C. (BP) — As counties in western North Carolina and surrounding areas continue to grapple with unprecedented devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, N.C. Baptist disaster response volunteers are partnering with churches to assist local residents with the long journey of recovery. As of Monday, Sept.
