A Christian mother has prevailed in her nearly four-year fight for the right to adopt children from Oregon’s foster care system—without supporting the state’s gender-affirming requirements.
At least 256 Missouri Baptists from 40 different churches took part in the Missouri Baptist Convention’s prayer tour, Aug. 30–Sept. 2. The first event of its
Bobby Henline has survived war, an IED explosion, devastating burns and dozens of surgeries. On Sunday (Sept. 20), the wounded Army veteran began a new
Assembly Bill 2540 would require public community colleges that operate student health centers — some 92 to 93 campuses — to offer access to abortion pills.
When Richard Ulrich offered to teach a summertime preaching class, he expected a handful of men in his congregation would be interested. “I thought we’d have five
This summer, an excavation team with New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary’s Michael and Sara Moskau Institute of Archaeology traveled to Italy to search for the remains of fallen World War II soldiers.
Mark Fugitt is wondering why nearly unlimited access to the Bible has not made people holier in general. The Southwest Missouri pastor explores this in “Quiet Time: The Past, Present, and Potential Power of Personal Bible Study.”
Within 30 minutes of two planes hitting the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center on Tues., Sept. 11, 2001, American Airlines Flight 77 was
Survivors of 9/11 almost always mention what a beautiful, clear day it was on Sept. 11, 2001. Gus Cabarcas, a former New York police sergeant,
Amy Ngai took her breakfast and lunch with her to the 19th floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11,
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