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By: Jack Jenkins
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., receives the gavel from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., after Johnson won the speakership for the 119th Congress in the House chamber of the U.S. Capitol on Friday, January 3, 2025. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via AP Images)
South Sudanese attending All Nations Worship Church, a ministry of Paramount Baptist Church in Amarillo, know the pain of those displaced by the war in Sudan, which has created the greatest humanitarian crisis globally.
A prestigious group of mourners, including a slate of current, former and future presidents and vice presidents, assembled in the Washington National Cathedral on Jan. 9 for the state funeral of President Jimmy Carter.
Boise Kimber officially was installed as president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., during the midwinter board meeting of the predominantly Black denomination—which he hopes will become more inclusive of women and young leaders.
Trucks and trailers rolled out of Texans on Mission headquarters in Dallas early on Jan. 15 to support California churches responding to devastating wildfires.
David Johnson, (right) pastor of Highland Church, north of downtown Los Angeles, talks to Rand Jenkins, chief strategy officer for Texans on Mission, about answered prayers and God's faithfulness. (Texans on Mission Photo)
Lorenzo Rosales Fajardo, an evangelical Cuban pastor who has been imprisoned since 2021 for participating in peaceful protests, was released.
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary released on Jan. 17 the institution’s most recent Composite Financial Index score of +3.0, which President David Dockery called an “objective” metric that “quantifies the significant progress made in the past 28 months.”
An executive order President Donald Trump signed on his first day in office appears to keep all but a few refugees from entering the country, saying that the United States lacks the resources to absorb them.
Anabaptists around the world are commemorating 500 years since their founders performed the first adult baptisms outside Zürich and kicked off the Radical Reformation.
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