July 21, 2021 Stories

Amid distrust, relativism, Christian journalism needed

More than ever, Southern Baptists need journalists who believe absolute truth exists – and that we can know it, just as Jesus said in John 8:32.

Super Summer makes impact from one generation to the next

Amber Grayson, a member of First Baptist, Owensville, isn’t surprised that Super Summer transforms students’ lives. As a teenager, she surrendered her life to Christ, grew in her faith and learned how to share the gospel through Super Summer. She came back year-after-year, and this year she was back with her teenage son.

Carter resigns as DOM of Crossroads Association

Mark Carter resigned as director of missions for the Crossroads Baptist Association this month after confessing to inappropriate behavior several years ago with a then-teenage girl.

Haitian turmoil increases hunger for Gospel, Christian workers say

Near anarchy in Haiti surrounding the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse has escalated the risk of starvation but has also increased a hunger for the Gospel in some areas, according to Christian workers in the country.

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