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35th annual See You at the Pole joined by Symphony of Prayer, other events
BURLESON, Texas (BP) — As students mark the 35th anniversary of See You at the Pole (SYATP) on Sept. 24, organizers are teaming with the National Network of Youth Ministries (NNYM) and others to engage students and supporters in an extended season of prayer... read more
ERLC trustees call interim president, form immigration-related task force
WASHINGTON (BP) — Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) trustees named an interim president, voted to form a task force to study biblical immigration and unveiled a new Psalm 139 initiative during their meeting Sept... read more
GCR yielded more money for IMB, but missionary numbers dwindled
NASHVILLE (BP) — After the first meeting of the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force (GCRTF), Chairman Ronnie Floyd wondered how the group could unify to make recommendations. Opinionated leaders from a variety of Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) tribes brought diverse viewpoints to the table... read more
George Barna research: Only two-thirds of Christians believe everyone has sinned
GLENDALE, Ariz. (BP) — Only 66% of American Christians accept the biblical teaching that all have sinned, George Barna said in the latest release from the 2025 American Worldview Survey he oversees at Arizona Christian University (ACU)... read more
Bible’s plan for women reflects God’s image, says Lifeway women’s ministry specialist
BRANDON, Miss. — Many biblical passages, especially within the Old Testament, have caused people to question God’s opinion of women, says Alicia Wong, women’s ministry specialist at Lifeway Christian Resources and associate professor of women’s ministry at Gateway Seminary... read more
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‘Hope, Hurt and Healing’ recounts brother’s suicide, offers healing balm for survivors
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Appeals Court rules in NAMB’s favor in McRaney case
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Conservative advocate Charlie Kirk killed by gunman at a Utah campus rally
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Scripture engagement leads to strong sense of identity, study finds
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Southern Seminary scholars discuss death of Charlie Kirk, national animosity
