Ninety-year-old James Sullivan, an elder statesman in the Southern Baptist Convention, says he is grieved by controversy in the nation’s largest Protestant denomination but has
Listen very carefully, and you will hear Mabel E. Willoughby’s thoughts on almost 100 years of life: -The stars she has observed throughout her life,
Six Decades of Service, 1940–2000 In the Nov. 21, 1940, issue of The Alabama Baptist, Editor L.L. Gwaltney noted the Alabama Baptist State Convention meeting
PRINCETON, N.J. — Bible reading in America is declining. According to a recent Gallup Poll, only 59 percent of the people in the U.S. say
NEW YORK, N.Y. — An overwhelming majority of Americans believe schools should install filters to keep students from seeing pornography and hate speech on school
PITTSBURGH — The Association of Theological Schools is reporting an increase in the number of students seeking masters of divinity degrees. In its annual report,
CHICAGO — Lutheran bishops have agreed that exemptions should not be made to allow gay clergy in the pulpit. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A tiny church in St. Louis is suing city planners over a zoning law that forbids it from meeting in a
