Baptist Communicators’ president Doug Rogers celebrates milestone, preps for fall forum
As Doug Rogers — current president of the Baptist Communicators Association — works on the organization’s fall forum that starts
‘Horrifying’ attack: Russian Palm Sunday attack on Ukraine condemned
A Russian airstrike on Palm Sunday killed at least 34 people in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy in the
Your Voice: Understanding the ‘decline’ of Christianity
Examination of this data reveals the number of dedicated Christians — those who regularly attend services and who pray daily — has remained consistent throughout the years studied.
Forgotten freedoms: 10 things to remember on Independence Day
On July 4, we celebrate Independence Day. We’ll have picnics, family gatherings and fireworks. I fear, though, we Christians will
University of Mobile renovates missionary house to serve international missionaries
In 1977, the University of Mobile established “the Missionary House” a block from campus to provide a temporary home for
Church leaders must learn predator behavior to keep kids safe
Sexual abuse in the church is “difficult to talk about, but we have to be prepared,” a leading advocate for
Groups pledge to sue over Ten Commandments displays
A coalition of civil liberties groups — including Americans United for Separation of Church and State — pledged to sue if Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signs into law a bill mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public-school classrooms
Rethinking the role of communications director at your church
I’ve been telling pastors that while outreaches like missions, education and children’s ministry are all important, during the pandemic it