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NASHVILLE (BP) – A series of filings issued Tuesday, Sept. 29, in a lawsuit brought by David Sills, a former Southern Baptist Theological Seminary professor, against various Southern Baptist leaders and entities dismissed several of his claims but allowed others against Guidepost Solutions, the Southern Baptist Convention, the SBC Executive Committee, and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Albert Mohler to continue.
CLEVELAND, G. — On Sept. 15, 2026, family, friends, classmates, and faculty gathered to honor and celebrate twelve students as they officially entered Truett McConnell University’s nursing program. The White Coat Ceremony marked a significant milestone for the Rielin and Salmen School of Nursing Class of 2028 as they begin their journey toward becoming professional nurses.
COLUMBUS, Ga. — Hundreds of Georgia Baptists spread across Columbus and surrounding communities for 23 Love Your Neighbor projects last weekend, displaying the love of Jesus by meeting practical needs, while looking for opportunities to pray with people and share the gospel.
VALDOSTA, Ga. — The SPARK season drew to a close Sunday, Sept. 27, at Crossroads Baptist Church in Valdosta. More than 560 people registered for the final conference, bringing the total for all six 2026 regional training events to 3,833.
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Messenger registration is available for the 204th Georgia Baptist Convention Annual Meeting, set for Nov. 8-10 at Second Baptist Church in Warner Robins. This year’s theme, “WIDE OPEN,” comes from 1 Corinthians 16:9: “for a wide door for effective work has opened to me, and there are many adversaries.”
ATHENS, Ga. — Millions of people board cruise ships each year for vacations, sightseeing, and relaxation. Stewart and Dianne Simms recently boarded one with another purpose in mind — sharing the gospel.
