A 19th century Hebrew Torah scroll that survived the Holocaust has been donated to the University of Mobile Center for Christian Calling. The scroll is one
International Mission Board President Paul Chitwood shared an update on abuse-related policies with trustees during their Sept. 29–30 meeting near Richmond, Virginia. “Over the past
Abortion-rights advocates are pressing for the rollback of pro-life policies through all three branches of the federal government. Supporters of abortion rights succeeded in the
According to a Center for Bible Engagement study, people who read Scripture at least four times a week are 228% more likely to share their
Alabama Baptists were among Southern Baptists across the nation holding a collective breath to learn what would happen coming out of the Sept. 28 SBC
The role of the clergy has been vital to churches and their communities throughout the history of America, and there is a long record of
By Ken Camp, Managing Editor Baptist Standard The Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board approved a policy declaring any registered sex offender “permanently disqualified”
A Delaware judge on Sept. 21 began a key hearing that could determine whether the Boy Scouts of America can emerge from bankruptcy later this
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