Euthanasia legislation debate ‘revived’ in U.K. Parliament
The debate over assisted suicide is being revived in the U.K. Parliament.
SBC Executive Committee tackles referred motions, disfellowships two churches
Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee members addressed 11 motions referred from the annual meeting in June, including adding an abuse awareness
Christian family seeks help from D.C. embassy in international custody case
A Christian Romanian couple who formerly lived in Sweden has taken their custody battle to Washington, D.C., after being separated from their two home schooled daughters for more than three years over parental “religious extremism” allegations.
NOBTS student finds RV campgrounds a fertile missions field
Traveling by RV with her husband had been a long-time dream for Karla Rossi-Gonzalez. When her dream came true a
First person: Personal reflections on journey of a lifetime
After three years on the road as traveling correspondents for The Baptist Paper, Trennis and Pam Henderson are retiring. Read Trennis’ reflection on his time with the paper.
Western Cuba Baptists meeting needs amid Ian’s devastation
Hurricane Ian, roaring through western Cuba Sept. 28, left a trail of destruction for a people who have long known
What is your type of Baptist association?
The strength of an association is a larger factor in the success of churches than some might expect. It is important to identify how well your association functions to explore ways of improving it.
Report documents ‘egregious’ religious freedom violations in Nigeria
More than 50,000 Christians have been killed in Nigeria over the past two decades, and “the silence from Western nations on this genocide is appalling,” a new report from International Christian Concern asserts.