The Baptist Courier

Ten years ago, our nation was overwhelmed with bad news as we saw catastrophic tragedy unfold during the 9/11 attacks. The horror of the news of those sinister acts will remain with us for a long time. In his... Continue Reading »

Adults who are only seen as workers, helpers, and chaperones during Vacation Bible School are missing out because, according to Steven Ruff, those adults aren't actually ?in? Vacation Bible School.... Continue Reading »

Three Acteens from First Church, Iva ? Kensley Jordan, Anna Grace Horne and Hannah Wilson ? were among the nearly 2,350 girls and young women who attended ?Blume,? which is sponsored by WMU and held every four or five... Continue Reading »

Small groups of young men and women gathered around the shopping mall's decorative palm trees, deep in conversation. Curious onlookers leaned over the railing to listen in on the stories of gods ? and God ? that wafted back... Continue Reading »

Gambling is an issue that has plagued society since the beginning of time. In our state alone, issues such as video poker, the lottery, bingo, poker, casino boats and sports betting have brought not only local headlines but also... Continue Reading »

Brandy, a rising 7th-grader, approached flag football camp in a black T-shirt that matched her disposition. She wasn't confident that she would fit into the afternoon camp, sponsored by First Church, Williston, N.D., and organized by 13 men from... Continue Reading »

Second Church in Great Falls (Chester Association) began its annual seven-day revival on June 26. Forty-nine days later, on Aug. 14, the meetings finally ended, but only so that the church could get on with the business of discipling... Continue Reading »

Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has teamed up with the Kansas City business community to promote a greater awareness of one of the nation"s premier biblical artifact collections.... Continue Reading »

Britain aborted more than 2,200 unborn children for every baby under 1 year old adopted in 2009, a pro-life leader has reported.... Continue Reading »

The two were working as baristas in Alabama when they said "yes" to running a coffeehouse in Ohrid, Macedonia, for a couple of years as International Mission Board journeymen.... Continue Reading »

John Mark Caner, age 8, headed to Thailand with one goal in mind -- to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ, especially with Mr. Wii, a Buddhist monk.... Continue Reading »

The attorney for 65 chaplains -- including 16 Southern Baptists -- who claim the U.S. Navy discriminates against evangelicals believes a new statistical analysis buttresses their legal efforts, which have been in court for 12 years.... Continue Reading »