Experiencing the pain and challenge of estrangement in your family? Leah Honnen, writer for PriorityNOW, a ministry of Illinois Baptist State Association, offers four insights as you seek truth through estrangement.
Southern Baptists gathered at the 2026 annual meeting to elect a new president, take actions that will shape the SBC in years to come and celebrate more than 1,000 salvations through Crossover alongside fellowship and reuniting with others.
On June 8, Dr. Jerome Coleman, lead pastor at First Baptist Church of Crestmont in Willow Grove, Pa., was elected and installed as the national president of the National African American Fellowship (NAAF) during NAAF's annual meeting, which took place in conjunction with the the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in Orlando, June 7-10.
Sponsored by the SBC Executive Committee and One More Child, a ministry dedicated to providing Christ-centered services to vulnerable children and struggling families, the Bearing His Image panel featured Lucas and seven other experts June 8 in Grand Ballroom of the Rosen Centre Hotel, prior to the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention.
On Wednesday, June 10, the Southern Baptist Convention’s Disability Ministry Task Force presented its report and recommendations to messengers at the annual meeting of the 2026 SBC Annual Meeting in Orlando.
During the 2026 SBC Ministers’ Wives Luncheon, Amy Hannon urged ministers’ wives to consider a fresh perspective of the biblical story of Jesus feeding the 5,000.
Pastors examined conflict, suffering and finishing well during the second session of the SBC Pastors’ Conference June 8 in Orlando.
Tyler and Ashley Martin moved to Bar Nunn, Wyoming, as church planting missionaries—not because of what was there, but because of what was missing.
For 25 years, Crawford and Suzi Kaser have served as IMB missionaries in the same South Asian city — a rare consistency in a region of over 10 million Muslims.
When God called Leo and Miosha Robinson to plant a church in Flint, Michigan, they began by asking their neighbors, “What do you need?” The answer surprised them.