Near-death torture and medical or food deprivation describe the experience of innocent prisoners under China’s latest Communist officials, experts said at a recent Capitol Hill
Religious freedom activists scolded the U.S. State Department for not appearing at a hearing March 15 on Iran’s treatment of religious minorities, and called for
Conditions for civilians in Syria have deteriorated so badly that Southern Baptist humanitarian leaders have decided they must expand relief efforts inside the country. At
Gone are the days when “missionary” and “businessman” were considered two separate professions. Using business as a gateway into a foreign context is “the next
NASHVILLE — W. Thomas Hammond Jr. has announced his resignation from his vice presidency with the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee (EC) to accept the
NASHVILLE — Ken Weathersby will begin April 1 as vice president for convention advancement with the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) Executive Committee (EC), the first
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A long-running legal battle over taxpayer funding of a Baptist children’s home in Kentucky may have ended with a March 12 settlement
By Carli Ludlow Siloam Baptist Church, Marion, is one of Alabama’s most historic churches and includes among its accolades the 1845 founding location of the
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