‘Abused and targeted’: Veterans Affairs employees asked to report anti-Christian bias
Department of Veteran Affairs Secretary Douglas Collins has instructed the agency’s employees to report any instances of anti-Christian bias, including any policies that are “hostile to Christian views.”
Judge halts NC county’s denial of Summit’s zoning request in ongoing lawsuit
The ruling by Judge William L. Osteen came during a hearing held Monday, June 9, in U.S. Middle District Court that was further outlined by the judge in a 50-page memorandum opinion and order released Friday, June 20.
Benefits of summer camp can last a lifetime
Summers can be extremely busy. We want to make time for families, vacations, sports, etc. So adding another event such
SCWC Notable Book Awards ceremony held at TAB building
The Southern Christian Book Expo was held Jan. 21–22 via Facebook for the second year in a row, along with
First person: 15 ‘surprising’ goals to set for 2026
You might be already thinking about goals for the upcoming new year even though we’re a few weeks away from 2026, and I assume that some of those goals are related to your spiritual walk.
McCoy discusses cultural shifts, gender and new book in podcast interview
Katie McCoy discusses church’s stance on gender and identity, citing cultural shifts: ‘Here’s the world that we’re living in; now, what do we do with it?’
NAMB honors chaplains for service to soldiers, country
Baptist chaplains were honored this morning (June 14) for their military service during a chaplains’ breakfast hosted by the North
SBC Abuse Response Implementation Task Force members, leadership announced
Bart Barber, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, has announced the names of those who will lead and serve on