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Tobin's coverage largely focuses on local events, particularly within the religious and cultural spheres, with an emphasis on church-related news. He appears to prioritize articles about local pastors, churches, and religious events.
Given Tobin's focus on local news related to religion and culture in Arkansas and Little Rock, he would be most receptive to pitches that highlight stories from these specific areas or offer insights into topics closely related to his coverage attributes such as church initiatives, pastoral activities, community engagement programs or any significant developments within the Southern Baptist community.
Additionally, considering the high percentage of press releases in Tobin’s coverage attributes it seems likely that he may appreciate timely press releases or story ideas directly related to newsworthy events happening in this geographic area.
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By: Aaron Earls, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Jessica King, Georgia Church, Henry Durand, Diana Chandler
NASHVILLE (BP) – Domestic abuse is epidemic among Peruvian women, but International Mission Board (IMB) missionary Amanda Waldraff is there to help. Last Christmas, an abused woman began attending a ministry co-led by Waldraff that provides Gospel witness, job training and trauma healing for women who have suffered intimate partner abuse. This summer she came to faith in Christ.
BRENHAM, Texas – Will Klotz is fast approaching his first anniversary in August as president of Miracle Farm Boys Ranch in Brenham.
By: Kendall Lyons, David Roach, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Jessica King, Georgia Church, Henry Durand, Diana Chandler
NASHVILLE (BP) – Cooperative Program giving for July was just above the budget goal for the month and more than 7 percent above last July’s total. Total giving remains a little less than 3 percent under budget for the year. In actual dollars, year-to-date giving ($155,996,474.21) is slightly more than the amount given through July of last year ($155,238,788.72).
By: Virginia Church, Kendall Lyons, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Jessica King, Georgia Church, Henry Durand, David Roach, Diana Chandler
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A decades-long school backpacks ministry by North Charleston Baptist Church continues this month at a new location.
DALLAS – The Everett Center for Global Religious Freedom, an initiative at Dallas Baptist University designed to inspire and equip students, churches and policymakers to advance international religious freedom, released its first report on July 29.
By: Virginia Church, Karen L. Willoughby, Kendall Lyons, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Jessica King, Georgia Church, Faith Pratt, David Roach
STATESBORO, Ga. — A federal court has ruled that Vidalia City Schools must reinstate a Christian released-time education program while a lawsuit against the district continues, according to Alliance Defending Freedom.
By: Virginia Church, Karen L. Willoughby, Kendall Lyons, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Jessica King, Faith Pratt, David Roach
FRANKLIN, Tenn. (BP) – The pivotal moment in the upcoming movie “Elijah Peel” brings the title character face to face with a future that would have been, if not for a time of growth and change. It’s a dark future, and the grittiest scene in the film backed by Willie and Korie Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” fame. It also addresses a truth applicable to everyone.
By: Adam Dooley, Karen L. Willoughby, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Scott Barkley, Diana Chandler, Faith Pratt
DALLAS – GuideStone Financial Resources is encouraging individuals to be alert to a rapidly growing fraud scheme known as the “Phantom Hacker” scam, which the FBI says has resulted in billions of dollars in losses nationwide, particularly among older Americans.
By: Phantom Hacker, Roy Hayhurst, Adam Dooley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Diana Chandler
SPOKANE, Wash. (BP) – Churches and Southern Baptist Disaster Relief teams are continuing to respond amid historic wildfires in the Northwest.
When you’re proud of your work, you want the whole world to know it. That’s how one employee felt at a famous art museum in Munich, Germany. He took the liberty of hanging his own work among the 20,000 priceless works by such greats as Pablo Picasso, René Magritte and…
