Religious freedom protections enacted for adoption, foster care
Both laws, said ADF Senior Counsel Greg Chafuen, prioritize children over politics and protect faith-based families from discrimination.
Sudan crisis: Refugees seeking calm, hope amid conflict
War, conquest, colonization, coups and dictators — Sudan’s history runs red. Blood flows now, leaving a trail behind the men,
340 Nigerians killed amid violence in May and June
More than 340 Nigerians in the country’s Nasarawa and Plateau states have been killed in weeks of violent clashes. Muslim
New IMB emeriti thankful for God’s grace, ministry milestones
Together, the newest group of emeriti who gathered at International Mission Board’s annual Celebration of Emeriti near Richmond, Virginia, April 27–May 1, represent 1,818 years of service.
‘I don’t want to leave’: Ky pastor inspired by camp experience
Taking his church’s youth on a camp/mission experience is something that Kentucky pastor Bryan Grigg never gets tired of. That
Akin reports largest-ever incoming class, record charitable giving
Southeastern Seminary’s institutional commitment to training students for ministry remains strong, said President Danny Akin in his report to messengers at the 2025 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in Dallas.
Rashional Thoughts: Honor veterans by living lives worthy of the sacrifice
The retired serviceman’s sincere, straightforward approach to his time in the military intrigued me. And the more I thought on
Christ for the Nations, where suspect in Minnesota shooting attended, denounces actions
The search for a motive has put a spotlight on Christ for the Nations Institute, an influential Dallas-based Bible college for nondenominational charismatic Christians, where Boelter graduated in 1990.