Supreme Court: California schools blocked from ban on notifying parents of child’s gender confusion
In a 6–3 decision, the Supreme Court has temporarily blocked enforcement of a California policy restricting schools from notifying parents
Is your small group too comfortable? Here are 7 ways to shake things up!
If your small group is becoming to inward focused, here are some ways you might turn the group outwardly …
SBC 2022: June 13 AM Recap
Here are the highlights from the first half of Monday’s meetings: The SBC Executive Committee met today and elected new
Riley Gaines urges students to stand firm, ‘speak louder’ against society’s lies
“When they want you silent, speak louder,'” said 23-year-old Riley Gaines, who was the featured speaker at Truett McConnell University in Cleveland, Georgia, which recently hosted Friends and Family Weekend.
Black Multicultural Emerging Leaders lunch builds community, offers resources
Charles Grant, executive director for African American relations and mobilization for the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, said there’s a
Supreme Court sides with arrested evangelist; ruling called ‘win’ for religious liberty
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled in a unanimous decision in favor of Mississippi evangelist Gabriel Olivier, allowing Olivier’s First Amendment lawsuit to proceed.
WMU and its impact on churches shared by a coal miner’s daughter
Sandy Wisdom-Martin, Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) national executive director-treasurer, shared her story of missions legacy and learning set by her father and the small Baptist church where she grew up.
Guest editorial: What might happen if God’s people truly cried out to Him?
EDITOR’S NOTE — Editors, writers, photographers and a variety of other communicators from across the U.S. shared a press room, media