First Baptist Church of Naples, Florida, continues to investigate whether Marcus Hayes’s rejection was the result of racial prejudice or preexisting turmoil following its previous pastor’s departure.

Most evangelical churches and ministries tightened budgets yet saw steady donations this spring.

The twister destroyed four university buildings, damaged dozens of others, and injured seven students.

The Founders documentary trailer uncovers a larger disagreement over how to approach secular theories around race and gender.

Teenage “nones” are less likely to notice Bible-reading, prayer, or evangelistic outreach in public schools.

Esports opens new opportunities for evangelism, even during a pandemic.

SBC president J. D. Greear explains the uptick in an alternative name: Great Commission Baptists.

The Texas Republican believes addressing the root causes of violence—like a disregard for life—will do more than gun control.

Kristina Arriaga’s surprising resignation from the USCIRF reveals some broader disagreement about who has a voice in US efforts to address persecution abroad.

The International Mission Board launches new efforts to address historic shortage.

Tens of thousands have clicked to pray for salvation since the outbreak. Is the increase temporary or a harbinger of greater gospel witness online?

With a disproportionate number of the majority-Buddhist nation's outbreaks linked to church gatherings, is it religious persecution to punish leaders of the minority faith?

Survey finds many still worry discussing race is “too political.”

Daily engagement had already been declining, but worsened during the pandemic, according to the annual State of the Bible report.

Recruitment efforts draw African American pastors to SBC missions efforts, though growth is slowing.

Fellow Texas Baptists cheer on Tammie Jo Shults, who heroically landed Flight 1390 after engine failure.

He was the face of Southern Baptist seminary. Now the school keeps taking steps to separate from his legacy.

But victim advocates say the denomination hasn’t gone far enough.

Church of the Highlands’s expulsion in Birmingham has some pastors worried about growing scrutiny.