First person: Myths about religion’s collapse — and what about the ‘nones’?
Reading the religion news these days, you could get the impression Christianity is on life support. Aside from stories about
‘Dyslexia friendly’ Bible now available for kids
Lifeway’s B&H Publishing Group partnered with 2K/DENMARK and Cambridge University to release the CSB Grace Bible for Kids, a first-of-its-kind Bible for readers with dyslexia, available this fall.
Cincinnati pastor affirms The Baptist Paper as valuable tool to ‘ignite a heart of missions’
“Most of the time for me, I see churches that are doing something unusual helps us to get ideas,” said Ohio pastor Fran Trascritti. “If somebody’s doing something that might work in their context, it might work in our context.”
Pew Research: More Americans falling into ‘spiritual but not religious’
Americans have been abandoning organized religion in droves and while some have walked away from religion altogether, a distinct group of Americans now call themselves “spiritual but not religious.”
An overview of spiritual awakenings since the 1700s
As the current revival at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky, continues unabated, and while some people debate whether or not
Report: Christians worldwide facing Bible access restrictions
The second annual Bible Access List highlights the complex issue of Bible access and shortages worldwide, revealing that persecution-related restrictions, socioeconomic barriers and safe digital access limitations continue to put Scripture beyond reach despite increased availability.
French authorities arrest over 2,400 people during protests
French authorities arrested more than 2,400 people during nationwide protests that erupted into rioting over rising living costs and poor school conditions, the Associated Press reported.
Hurricane Isaias response: Baptists serving meals, clearing debris and more
As the week begins, Southern Baptist disaster relief teams are on the move serving meals and clearing debris after Hurricane Isaias hit Florida’s Panhandle Oct. 9.