The International Mission Board publicly released its Annual Statistical Report, a 35-page document that reveals upward trends in evangelism and leadership development. And, a crowdfunded miniseries about the Gospels is worth a watch.

A pastor in Minneapolis marches with peaceful protestors. And all the way up in Valdez, Alaska, a pastor and his wife minister to their local community amid COVID-19.

An 11-year-old took her hard-earned savings of $32.20 for a beach vacation with her grandparents, and gave it to the IMB to help with its $4 million shortfall due to COVID-19. Now, she's challenging you. Will you give $32?

The first Thursday in May is designated as the National Day of Prayer.

Churches in East Texas step up to provide relief in the wake of the Onalaska tornado. And, the May print issue of the TEXAN features mental health, and what churches and pastors across the state are doing to offer hope.

Chaplains from Afghanistan to Texas are stepping up, like they've always done, to comfort hurting people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A church along the U.S.-Mexico border lends a mobile medical clinic to a nearby medical facility in the fight against COVID-19. And, two churches merge together to reach English and Spanish speakers in their community.

A truck stop in Arkansas supersizes for the gospel. And, Sweet Shop USA is the nation's largest handmade chocolate factory. Now, it's producing up to 40,000 medical face shields per day from its converted facility in East Texas.

Churches are stepping up to feed their communities as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads. And, in one small town billboards started popping up advertising a local church--but where did they come from?

COVID-19 sparks fear, but SBC agencies are hard at work to support churches during the pandemic. And, Ronnie Yarber talks about something important God has taught him during his ministry.