Bart Barber praised deacons in his chapel message at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary but quipped first that his sermon could have been filled with
Students gathered early at schools across the nation this morning (Sept. 28) for a time of prayer as part of the 32nd annual See You
Puerto Rico is without power this morning after Hurricane Fiona battered the island Sunday (Sept. 18) with winds of 90 mph and heavy rains. The
Washington attorney general Bob Ferguson has filed to dismiss a lawsuit against him from Seattle Pacific University, a private school associated with the Free Methodist
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Sept 2. it will provide abortion counseling and services to pregnant veterans and VA beneficiaries following the Supreme Court’s
Since the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, health care sharing ministries sprang up as more affordable options to the policies offered by
Mississippi Baptist Disaster Relief is coordinating with the Metro Baptist Association and churches across the Jackson metropolitan area in an effort to respond to the
Marilynn Blackaby, wife of pastor and author Henry Blackaby, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, their son Richard announced Friday (Aug. 26). “Dear friends of
Thirty-one United Methodist churches in western North Carolina are demanding they be allowed to leave the United Methodist Church and have hired a Florida legal
Members of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee will hear more details today related to the Aug. 12 announcement of a federal investigation into the
