Worldwide Missions
All we need is you!
by Jon Konnerup “This meeting was amazing!” said one U.S. pastor who attended the Cebu Global Meeting in 2011. He was thrilled to see the number of people at the meeting, not only from the […]
Articles by admin
Church Planting
15 reasons why we need to plan churches: Part 2
by John A. Gross The vigorous, continual planting of new congregations is the single most crucial strategy for (1) the numerical growth of the body of Christ in a city and (2) the continual corporate […]
Baptist Bible College Update
In praise of a godly woman
by Mark Milioni On June 1, Barb and I celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. Just a few weeks after that day in 1985, we packed our little Toyota and moved to the campus of Baptist […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Hard to find the words
by David Melton Words typically come pretty easy for me. I’ve never been “the life of the party,” so I suspect I’m a little below average when it comes to the spoken word (a painful […]
Feature Article
The 65th Graduation Fellowship Week of the Baptist Bible Fellowship
Celebrating the ties that bind and the joys we find by the Tribune Since 1951, pastors, missionaries, and church members affiliated with the Baptist Bible Fellowship have gathered in May to review Fellowship progress and […]
Feature Article
Reflections on a principled life
A tribute to Missionary Elmer Deal The following tribute was delivered during Elmer Deal’s memorial service May 8, 2015, at Tulsa Baptist Temple, Tulsa, OK by Mike Randall – Former Editor of the Baptist Bible […]
Feature Article
Nepal earthquake relief still needed
On April 25, 2015, a 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal, with the epicenter near Kathmandu – home to 2.5 million people where career missionaries David and Karen Freeman have served since 2004. With the death toll […]
Baptist History
W. A. Criswell — Master pulpiteer and stalwart for the faith
by Doug Kutilek When a boy was born into the Criswell home in Eldorado, OK, in December 1909, the parents named him W. A. — just initials, no names. Only years later, when a passport […]
Urban Current
Places of Grace
by Charles Lyons Floyd and Rad certainly stood out when they showed up in our tiny congregation in the hood. I had been pastoring a couple years. Obviously not from around here, they did seem […]
On the Table
A part of history
by Keith Bassham A nother Graduation Fellowship Week and another school year is in the books. This was something like my 40th Fellowship Week (I missed a couple here and there since 1972), but of […]