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Mississippi church stunned by Katrina repays NC volunteers after Helene
GULFPORT, Miss. (BP) — The people of First Baptist Church are very familiar with what it feels like to have your world swept away. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina took a hard right in the Gulf and barreled north, eventually making landfall along Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama... read more
Katrina reshaped landscape, complexion, unity of New Orleans churches, leaders say
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – The church doors would remain open, David Crosby decided after the levees failed New Orleans in Hurricane Katrina. Someone from the Midwest sent a huge generator to First Baptist Church of New Orleans, Crosby’s pastorate at the time, enabling the church to reopen as soon as the law allowed... read more
From devastation to hope: The enduring legacy of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief 20 years after Katrina
NEW ORLEANS –– As with any major storm, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) crews staged personnel and equipment in several inland cities in August 2005 as Hurricane Katrina prepared to make landfall... read more
‘Christ the only foundation’: Mohler’s charge at fall convocation
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The fall 2025 convocation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Boyce College marked the beginning of a new academic term, celebrating the new while grounding all the work of the seminary and college in the unchanging Christian faith... read more
New co-host joins ‘Gridiron and the Gospel’ for 3rd season
NASHVILLE (BP) — Pastors and college football megafans George Schroeder and Dean Inserra have kicked off the third season of “Gridiron and the Gospel,” a podcast dedicated to the sport but also matters of faith... read more
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MedAdvance event in NC highlights importance of health care missions
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FROM THE SEMINARIES: Hawkins in Israel; NOBTS podcast; MBTS employee meeting
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‘Navigating the SBC’ resources now in multiple languages
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Ukrainian evangelicals call on US, global community for prayer Aug. 24
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When a logo speaks, people listen, church brand strategist says
