Atlanta fire chief fired over pro-family book

January 7, 2015

Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran has been terminated following a city investigation into a book he wrote that calls homosexual behavior immoral. But Cochran said

Gatestone Institute report finds nearly 200 Christian churches destroyed in swell of violence

January 6, 2015

The Gatestone Institute released a report Jan. 2 that revealed from August 2014 to October 2014 nearly 200 Christian churches were destroyed in Nigeria by

Former national WMU executive director dies at 84

January 5, 2015

Carolyn Weatherford Crumpler’s desire to dedicate herself to Christian service is one that lasted until the day of her death Jan. 2. She served as

Travel risks prompt Baptists to improve security, crisis management training

January 5, 2015

Reggie Quimby thought he and his fellow missions team members were safe. In the company of local guides and a caravan of vehicles they traveled

Bread for the World celebrates advocacy victory

January 1, 2015

WASHINGTON — Bread for the World is celebrating a victory in Congress that benefits people who are hungry around the world through U.S. food aid.

Evangelicals support EPA’s plan to cut coal pollution

January 1, 2015

WASHINGTON — Evangelicals are teaming up with environmentalists to support President Barack Obama’s administration’s Clean Power Plan to substantially reduce carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning

Campaign for Wi-Fi filters at McDonald’s, Starbucks fails

January 1, 2015

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Despite nearly 25,000 supporters, a public campaign asking McDonald’s and Starbucks to install anti-pornography filters on their in-store free Wi-Fi networks has