What’s new at Camp Paron: Growing, serving and preparing for what God has ahead
May 12, 2026
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By Baptist Press Staff CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (BP)—SBC President Clint Pressley announced May 4, that John Pendelton will chair the Registration Committee for the 2026
By Diana Chandler, Baptist Press COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (BP) – Southern Baptists are among many who will pray in churches, businesses and the public square
A student smiles while holding up a crawfish on Tuesday, April 28, during the second annual crawfish boil hosted by the University of Arkansas at
Missions University attendees participate in a session on Monday, April 27, at Central Baptist Church in North Little Rock. The event encouraged church leaders to
The Rocky Bayou Baptist Association (RBBA) Disaster Relief team visited First Baptist Church of Hardy on April 22, offering a hands-on “show and tell” presentation to teach children about Southern Baptist Disaster Relief ministries.
A barber’s chair became an avenue for life change when church planting missionary Jacob Ambrose embraced an unexpected opportunity to obey the calling on his life.
On April 11, over 655 Ouachita students and volunteers joined together to complete 88 projects for Tiger Serve Day. While anticipated by students and community members each semester, this one was special for Judy Duvall, director of the Ben M. Elrod Center for Family & Community.
The attention brought by National Child Abuse Prevention Month for protecting the most vulnerable is not to be relegated to April and doesn’t begin with churches. It does, however, start with the Gospel.
More than 60 people made professions of faith in March at a “No Sale Yard Sale” event at Second Baptist Church in Russellville. (Facebook photo)
In parts of Western Europe, older adults live alone, enjoying hard-won independence that can quickly turn into isolation. (IMB Photo) By Chris Doyle, IMB European
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