New steps announced on protecting children from ‘harmful medical interventions’
The White House announced Thursday (Dec. 18) new steps to curb transgender medical procedures for minors, with Health and Human
Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission board of trustees names Leatherwood new acting president
Brent Leatherwood was approved as the new acting president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission this morning (Sept. 15)
First person: Reflections on that scary Saturday in July
“Why do I remain hopeful? I’m hopeful because the harvest has never been more plentiful, and revival may very well be on the horizon.” writes Wes Fowler. “’Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning’ (Psalm 30:5).”
First person: Are churches facing a ‘demographic winter’?
The aging faithful within our congregations are a blessing and an essential resource that is too often overlooked. However, it is also true that within a few decades, much of this cohort will have entered eternity. If Ryan Burge’s chart is correct, there will not be enough GenXers, Millennials and Zoomers to sustain many of these denominations.
Florida convention names new communications editor
Veteran Southern Baptist journalist and communicator Margaret Colson is the new consulting communications editor for the Florida Baptist Convention. A
‘I felt the love of God’: Georgia health center meets physical, spiritual needs for uninsured
The Good Samaritan Health Center of Cobb in Fair Oaks, Georgia, has a mission: “to spread the love of Christ by providing a quality healthcare home to the uninsured and underserved in our community.”
9 steps when your church needs more workers
I don’t think I’ve ever met a church leader who said, “Our church has more than enough workers.” Every church
BGAV’s Faison challenges members to live ‘free’
The 2024 annual meeting of the Baptist General Association of Virginia closed with a time of remembrance, worship and challenge, as BGAV Executive Director Wayne Faison spoke on the meeting’s theme of “Free Indeed.”