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FROM THE SEMINARIES: SWBTS fall chapel; New books from MBTS profs

SWBTS announces chapel speakers, new chapel location; Jared C. Wilson releases ‘Pastoral Mentoring: For the Care of Souls’; Travis Montgomery, Joseph Lanier release ‘Every Perfect Gift.’

Tennessee pastor, Sunday School leader Allan Taylor dies

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (BP) – Allan Taylor, well-known author and associate pastor of First Baptist Church Concord in Knoxville, died Tuesday (July 28) following a stroke. Taylor, 71, is best known among Southern Baptists for his writing and teaching on the importance of a strong Sunday School and best practices for churches trying to build one. […]

FROM THE SEMINARIES: AMS of the year; Fusion summer missions; SWBTS music donation

NOBTS alum Chris Crain named AMS of the Year; Fusion students return from summer missions; Former SWBTS prof donates music collection.

NEWS DIGEST: Melson selected as Moody president; Texas family targeted by China

Melson to become president of Moody Bible Institute; Chinese authorities allegedly target Texas family.

DR DIGEST: Severe storms in Oklahoma; Texas Hill Country flooding

Oklahoma Baptist DR responds to severe storms; Texans on Mission monitoring Hill Country flooding.

CP giving remains about 3 percent under budget for the year

NASHVILLE (BP) – Cooperative Program giving for June was below the budget goal for the month. Total giving remains a little more than 3 percent under budget for the year. In actual dollars, year-to-date giving ($140,927,408.94) is close to the amount given through June of last year ($141,224,321.92) – a difference of .21 percent.

FROM THE SEMINARIES: Coleman joins SBTS faculty; Missions liaisons move from NOBTS to UMobile

Coleman joins SBTS faculty as assistant professor of church music and worship; IMB liaisons conclude term at NOBTS, move to UMobile.

Settlement reached in abuse case connected to Immanuel Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (BP) – Immanuel Baptist Church leaders have informed the congregation of a settlement in an abuse case dating back to 2024.

Seminary events explore preaching, leaving a legacy

MBTS For the Church luncheon discusses preaching the SBC; SEBTS Women’s Breakfast explores Great Commission legacy.