BP Staff

Spurgeon College names Logan Stutz athletic director; Seminary chapel schedules for Spring 2026 semester released.

Churches encouraged to observe George Liele missions emphasis; Seminary Hill Press releases e-book on multicultural missions in Asia.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Cooperative Program giving fell in December, coming in about 8 percent below budget goals. However, year-to-date giving remains within 2 percent of targets.

Martin retires from Baptist Record; Sanctity of Life Sunday materials available.

NASHVILLE (BP) – In January, who could have predicted that BP’s most-read first-person of 2025 would also be the overall most-read story? And that it would be about Ozzy Osbourne?

NASHVILLE (BP) – There are few things Southern Baptists love more than evangelism, seminary education and the Cooperative Program. They love certain people too, perhaps no two people more than Fred Luter and Don Currence.

Well-known collegiate ministry leader Bill Choate dies; Medders joins MBTS, Spurgeon Library.

Southeastern Seminary welcomes Will Brooks as professor of missiology; Korean Theological Institute graduates take part in NOBTS commencement.

NASHVILLE (BP) – Federal Judge William Campbell has canceled the jury trial between David and Mary Sills and the Southern Baptist Convention set for Feb. 10, 2026, calling for it to be rescheduled. Campbell’s order came late Dec. 15, citing eight pending motions for summary judgment in the case.

‘Every Church Matters’ for Northwest Baptists; New England Baptists celebrate growth in baptisms.