Posts published in “Mississippi”

WCU mourns the passing of Dr. Tommy King

WCU mourns the passing of Dr. Tommy King

November 27, 2023

Special to The Baptist Record William Carey University mourns the passing of President Emeritus Tommy King, whose wisdom guided the university for more than 15…

Eubank shares the work of SART

Brad Eubank, senior pastor of First Church, Petal, and chairman of the Sexual Abuse Response Team (SART), explains materials designed by the Task Force during the 2023 Annual Meeting of the Mississippi Baptist Convention Oct. 24 at First Church, Jackson. (Photo credit: Bart Lambright)

Eubank shares the work of SART

November 22, 2023

Randall Wallace shares his thoughts on music, Hollywood, and faith

Randall Wallace speaks during “Creativity and a Brave Heart: An Evening with Randall Wallace” on Nov. 14 in the Entergy Theater at the Gore Arts Complex in Clinton.

Randall Wallace shares his thoughts on music, Hollywood, and faith

November 21, 2023

BMCU to present festival of lessons and carols

BMCU to present festival of lessons and carols

November 21, 2023

Updated MBCB Ministry Job Board streamlines process, keeps ‘personal touch’

Updated MBCB Ministry Job Board streamlines process, keeps ‘personal touch’

November 20, 2023

Pace receives unanimous vote
to be Southeastern president
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP) — Trustees of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary voted unanimously April 21 to install Scott Pace as the entity’s seventh president. He will officially succeed Daniel Akin on July 31. Southeastern Board Chair Carlos Goodrich pointed to Pace’s “love for the local church” and “heart for equipping pastors, missionaries and ministry leaders” during his time as provost as indications the incoming president will carry on the school’s identity as “the Great Commission Seminary.” “Southeastern has a strong foundation, and Dr. Pace brings both continuity with that foundation and the vision needed to lead the seminary forward in fulfilling its mission of training the next generation of ministry leaders,” he said. Pace will continue serving as provost, a role he’s held since June 2023, while adding the new title of president-elect. He will be officially inaugurated at the board of trustees’ fall meeting.