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LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief (DR) donated 3,000 N95 masks to area Baptist Health system hospitals. The masks are being sent to the

BETTER TOGETHER – It is more than just a phrase. The understanding that Arkansas Baptists are better and stronger through cooperating together is the very

DALLAS – The COVID-19 Pandemic Phase III Stimulus Package signed into law today by President Trump will provide potential relief for churches and pastors, thanks

RICHMOND, Va. – For 175 years — through famine, war, global pandemics and civil unrest — Southern Baptist missionaries have maintained an uninterrupted witness among

EDITOR’S NOTE: Pastor Patrick Thompson tested positive for COVID-19 hours after Baptist Press posted this story. LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. (BP) – Awaiting his coronavirus

WASHINGTON (BP) – The U.S. Senate approved without opposition late Wednesday (March 25) a coronavirus relief bill estimated to cost $2 trillion, but did not

NEW ORLEANS (BP) – For years, New Orleans music teacher Stephanie Screen has used her violin to comfort those in hospital beds and nursing homes

LITTLE ROCK – Arkansas Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries (ABCHomes) is not letting the Coronavirus pandemic become a roadblock to helping others. While the

LITTLE ROCK – In a time of uncertainty, churches around the country are having to switch to alternative methods of meeting in order to keep

As you are aware, we are in an incredibly unusual time with the coronavirus pandemic. ABSC churches are faced with the challenge of navigating very