Posts published in “Mississippi”

Mississippi Baptist Pastors Conference slated for Oct. 23

October 13, 2023

By Lindsey WilliamsStaff Writer Jason Webb, pastor of Goodwater Church, Magee, and president of the 2023 Mississippi Baptist Pastors Conference, joined Tanner Cade, director of…

Business decision made decades ago allows continuum of ministry

PLANTING THE GOSPEL – Rod Wallace, pastor of Harbor City Church, Biloxi, preaches during a recent Sunday service. (Photo credit: Harbor City Church)

Business decision made decades ago allows continuum of ministry

October 13, 2023

Go Tell America Crusade coming to Brandon Amphitheater

GAGE SPEAKS AT CRUSADE – Evangelist Rick Gage will be the featured speaker at the Go Tell America Crusade October 15-18 at the Brandon Amphitheater in Brandon. Admission is free.

Go Tell America Crusade coming to Brandon Amphitheater

October 12, 2023

Collegians gather for BSU Fall Conference at First Church, Madison

BSU FALL CONFERENCE – Blake Newsom, director of the Caskey Center and associate professor at New Orleans Seminary, addresses college students at the Baptist Student Union Fall Conference September 22 in the worship center of First Church, Madison. (Photo credit: Lauren Neely)

Collegians gather for BSU Fall Conference at First Church, Madison

October 10, 2023

Miss. Baptists carrying on faithful commitment to missions

Miss. Baptists carrying on faithful commitment to missions

October 5, 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.