The Texas House of Representatives voted to approve a bill mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in every public-school classroom.
The Texas House voted 88–49 on May 24 to give its initial approval to the bill. It granted final approval to an amended version by an 82–46 vote the next day.
EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by Ken Camp and originally published by the Baptist Standard.
Five years ago, The Baptist Paper launched as a national printed newspaper. It had been talked about “through the years,” said Jennifer Davis Rash, president and editor-in-chief of TAB Media Group, publisher of The Alabama Baptist, now in its 183rd year of publication.
A British evangelical church is fighting a legal notice that could criminalize aspects of its street preaching.
Recent research paints a sobering picture of faith in America: The religiously unaffiliated are growing, theological convictions are weakening and the “spiritual” population remains a relatively small group.
While fewer members belong to Southern Baptist congregations, more people are attending worship services and small groups and are being baptized.
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