Effort to expand abortion rights nationwide defeated by Senate
March 2, 2022
An effort by Senate Democrats to legalize abortions in the U.S. up to the moment of birth with no restrictions failed to advance Monday (Feb.
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Litton announces he will not seek second term as SBC president
March 1, 2022
Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton announced Tuesday (March 1) that he will not seek a second year in office and will instead refocus his
Building gospel-centered relationships the better path to racial unity, panelists say
March 1, 2022
Authentic, gospel-centered relationships are integral to racial unity. That was the common message of participants in a recent panel on racial reconciliation held by the
Book Review: George Stringfellow Joins the Revolution
January 29, 2022
In her latest novella, “George Stringfellow Joins the Revolution,” writer Minnie Lamberth brings readers back to fictional Wellton, Alabama, a small town with some real
Afghanistan tops list of most dangerous countries for Christians
January 19, 2022
Afghanistan has moved to the top of the list of countries where Christians suffer the most persecution for their faith, overtaking North Korea for the
Supreme Court halts vaccine mandate for private employees, allows health care requirement to stand
January 14, 2022
The Supreme Court on Thursday (Jan. 13) halted the government’s mandate for large private employers but let stand for now a federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Colorado wildfires: Southern Baptist response underway
January 3, 2022
Colorado Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers have begun serving meals and assisting families impacted by a massive wildfire in Boulder County that destroyed hundreds of homes.
Most popular Bible verses of 2021 named; YouVersion app engagement rising
December 30, 2021
Interest in the Bible, even in some of the world’s most restrictive countries for Christians, remained high in 2021, confirmed perhaps by the YouVersion Bible
Terry shares personal journey, practical help in new book on grief
December 18, 2021
When Bob Terry’s wife, Eleanor, died in 1998 following a car accident in South Africa, he began a journey with grief he never expected and
California ready to become abortion ‘sanctuary’
December 9, 2021
If the U.S. Supreme Court grants states the authority to restrict abortion access, officials in California say they are ready to welcome abortion seekers from
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