Pastors minister to Canada community following deadly mass shooting
The tragedy, which involved a local high school and nearby home, is being called one of the worst mass shootings in Canada’s history.
Australian Christians say sharing their faith is ‘riskier than 5 years ago’
A new Australian report has uncovered a growing antagonism toward Christianity Down Under.
Pastor and wife lead Colombian couple to Christ on trip to Israel
Travel to Israel had long been a desire of Juan Munoz, longtime pastor of Arlington’s Iglesia Bautista Cristo es el
‘Night of terror’: Gang attacks Haiti church, slaughters 47 people as violence intensifies
Gang members massacred at least 47 people and injured about 22 others after gunning down people inside a church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Dozens more were kidnapped, many of them children, the United Nations and Amnesty International reported. The incident is thought to be one of the largest mass abductions in the nation in recent years.
University’s training claims religious liberty is ‘license to discriminate’
Does religious freedom really just give license to discriminate? A University of Georgia (UGA) training program claims it does.
Update: Johnny Hunt jury trial on hold
In an order issued Monday, May 12, Judge William L. Campbell Jr. announced that the jury trial in the lawsuit brought by Johnny Hunt against the Southern Baptist Convention and others has been canceled.
Providing hope: TN Baptists find Ukraine trip encouraging, heartbreaking
Wes Jones, disaster relief specialist for the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board, said that he and the others in his travel
Food Pantry ministry ‘really making a difference’ in community
It’s amazing what a small church with a big heart can do.