‘Created in His image’: Baptist women focus on ‘truth’ in face of identity, gender battles
Hundreds of Southern Baptist women from across the nation explored the theme “Imago Dei: Created in His Image — Female”
US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan brings mix of concern, optimism
U.S. troops are out of Afghanistan for the first time in nearly 20 years — a milestone some Baptist leaders
Airstrikes add to suffering for earthquake victims in Myanmar
Christian Solidarity Worldwide and other sources reported the military has increased airstrikes in civilian areas, including Kachin and Karen communities near the epicenter of the earthquake.
Lifeway’s Mandrell celebrates focus on reaching children, families
Ben Mandrell, Lifeway president and CEO, said when he first became a pastor, he supported children’s ministry, but from a
Muslim father attacks daughter for marrying Christian
PALLISA, Uganda — A Ugandan mother of four was beaten by her father and forced to ingest mosquito repellent because
Key piece of religious freedom history on display in New York
The Flushing Remonstrance, signed by 30 settlers and opposing a ban on Quaker worship, will be on display at the New York Public Library through April 10.
‘It’s been a week’: Relief teams in TX, MS respond after storms
Southern Baptist volunteers are assessing needs in Matador, Texas, after a tornado killed four people and injured several others June
Disaster Relief chaplain remembers 9/11 ‘like it was yesterday’
Twenty years ago, Frederick Edwards responded to his first callout from Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. Terrorists had flown planes into