JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The sheriff’s office in Jacksonville has agreed to study its conflict-of-interest code for detectives and develop a training program on First Amendment
Seeing some of the faces and names of 6,426 people groups unreached by the gospel — like the Warnang of Sudan — gave college student
Four months after an appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) broadcast standards, a new study shows that profanity on broadcast television has
Baptist Health System (BHS) filed a letter of intent Nov. 10 with the State Health Planning and Development Agency to build a free-standing emergency facility
For the third consecutive year, International Mission Board (IMB) trustees adopted a decreased budget from the previous year. They also appointed 57 new missionaries during
Whether they rally behind Fox News’ Glenn Beck to restore honor or Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart to restore sanity, Americans agree on one thing: Our
Anyone who doubts the importance of the local association in Baptist life should have spent the month of October visiting the annual meetings of the
Many churches and denominations put a lot of effort into attracting new members only to lose many of them through a “back door” — a
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