NAMB’s Send Luncheon emphasizes foster and adoptive families, encourages pastors
There were four main themes during the North American Mission Board’s Send Luncheon on Monday, June 10, in Indianapolis as Southern Baptists blessed a family and provided support for adopting and fostering families.
Matt Queen fined $2,000, no jail time for ‘lying to investigators’
Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, released a statement on Wednesday (Feb. 5) in response to the sentencing.
Rescued: Friends, family of freed missionary ‘filled with praise to God’
American missionary Josh Sullivan is a free man and reportedly back safely with his wife and children, according to media
Supreme Court: Case involving student who wore ‘only two genders’ shirt declined
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the appeal of Liam Morrison, a Massachusetts middle school student disciplined for wearing a shirt stating, “There are only two genders.”
Supreme Court: Parents can opt kids out of school lessons featuring LGBTQ-themed books
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 on Friday (June 27) that parents may opt their children out of public school
South Asian story with ‘a little of everything’
This story has a little of everything. It’s a love story, with a suspected demon possession among a people group of firework makers — and a plot twist.
Ceasefire between Israel, Hamas takes effect; what next?
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect Friday (Oct. 10) at noon local time. The news signaled the end of a two-year war that left tens of thousands dead.
Study: What decade best describes your church?
Around three in 10 (29%) U.S. Protestant churchgoers say their church’s ministry activities and methods would fit best in a time period before the turn of the new millennium, according to a new study from Lifeway Research.