Morgan Lomax By Jenny Gregory CLEVELAND – Sophomore Morgan Lomax says her life passions of writing, art, piano, and animals have been enriched while attending Truett McConnell University (TMU). “At first, I had no idea where I wanted to go to college,” said Lomax. “My entire homeschool education was based on Christianity, and I wanted […]
“…it would be tragic if the church’s response was ‘Well, because of COVID, I’m not going to do this prayer thing.’”
On Servant Leadership Day, BPC hosted the Feeding America Food truck for Montgomery County, a mobile food pantry, and the 2020 Census bus following the dedication of the Warren C. Crawley, Sr. Commons.
Participants will travel June 13-28 with five Anabaptist scholars on a tour through the sacrificial steps of those who gave it all for the Gospel.
All three Georgia Baptist colleges are planning to host on-campus classes this semester – with some adjustments due to COVID-19.
According to recent U.S. census data, for the first time ever, the majority of people age 16 and under are non-white, as reported by the Associated Press.
“…Javier is the quintessential choice to equip the next generation.”
This is going to be a special day that you will remember for many years.”
“We are excited about the leadership that Richard Hendricks will bring…”
“This is heavy topic, but it is extremely real and affects a lot of our own.”
Part of the Send Me Now team assigned to the Mission Centers of Houston. CLARISSA MORRISON/Special Amidst uncertainty and changes as a result of COVID-19, the first Send Me Now missionaries of the year left for their assignments this week. Send Me Now is collegiate missions sponsored by the Georgia Baptist Mission Board. Clarissa Morrison, […]