‘Ideal way to serve’: Chaplaincy course launched amid ‘growing threats’
August 5, 2023
SBTS introduces new chaplaincy course to equip leaders for service in diverse settings amid today’s unique challenges.
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Religious freedom advocates protest detention of human rights lawyer
August 4, 2023
Religious freedom advocates protest Chinese lawyer’s detention in Laos. More than 80 groups demand his release as he faces deportation to China.
Innovative outreach: Church’s thrift shop attracts unchurched
August 4, 2023
Delaware church’s thrift shop sparks spiritual connections and baptisms, leading to expanded outreach efforts and community engagement.
Hunt’s return to ministry continues with leadership conference
August 4, 2023
Johnny Hunt, the former president of the Southern Baptist Convention who was named in a report on sexual abuse in the SBC, is one of
Football, family and faith: NFL QB Kirk Cousins delivers in ‘Quarterback’
August 4, 2023
Kirk Cousins’ faith-centered voice shines amid the demands of life in the NFL on Netflix series “Quarterback.”
Rethinking the role of communications director at your church
August 3, 2023
I’ve been telling pastors that while outreaches like missions, education and children’s ministry are all important, during the pandemic it was the communication and media
Your Voice: 5 ways parents can help kids navigate senior year
August 3, 2023
Countless students are beginning their senior year. Even more students will begin their coursework through homeschooling, private schools and co-ops. The transition that awaits a
Texas students deployed to serve church plants in Houston, Seattle
August 3, 2023
Middle and high school students give a week of their summer vacation learning about and serving church plants through Bounce Student Church Planting. Seattle and
Chinese human rights lawyer arrested in Laos, needs ‘prayer support’
August 2, 2023
Some Texas-based advocates for persecuted religious groups fear Lu Siwei — a Chinese human rights lawyer arrested in Laos last week —could be deported to
European nations and ‘unduly restrictive policies’ against religious minorities
August 2, 2023
Blasphemy laws, along with restrictions on religious clothing and broadly worded legislation criminalizing hate speech, are among the practices of some European Union member states
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