Hundreds of pastors and prominent Southern Baptist leaders have published statements critical of the Executive Committee’s refusal to waive attorney-client privilege related to the independent
The next meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee board of trustees is set for Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 10:30 a.m. CT, according to an
The situation with the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee playing out before a watching world demonstrates multiple and varied levels of concerns and questions. Following
After a more than five-hour meeting today (Sept. 28) — two of those hours in executive session — members of the Executive Committee of the
The Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention is meeting this afternoon (Sept. 28) in a called virtual board meeting, currently discussing matters privately in
Editor’s Note — The following is a perspective piece shared with TAB Media Group (The Baptist Paper and The Alabama Baptist) by Melissa Golden, SBC
Within a week, a decision is set to be announced related to the parameters of the investigation into how the Executive Committee of the Southern
Alabama trustee Melissa Golden, first-time member of the SBC Executive Committee, brought the three hours of debate on top of more than 12 hours of
The much-anticipated decision on whether the SBC Executive Committee will waive attorney-client privilege for the investigation into allegations of the mishandling of sexual abuse claims
In his first Southern Baptist seminary chapel appearance since his election as Southern Baptist Convention president, Ed Litton addressed Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Texas
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