Air Force removes Latin word for ‘God’ from logo
February 23, 2012
WASHINGTON — Dozens of members of Congress are upset that the Air Force has removed the Latin word for “God” from the logo of an
Ga. court strikes assisted suicide advertising law
February 23, 2012
ATLANTA — Georgia’s Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that a law banning advertising for assisted-suicide services is unconstitutional. The law that was struck down Feb.
Obama’s contraceptive ‘compromise’ not enough for many leaders
February 16, 2012
Following a raucous outcry that included Baptist leaders in Alabama and nationwide, President Obama announced a change in the way employees of religious organizations will
Midwestern Seminary president resigns amid conflict
February 10, 2012
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Philip Roberts resigned amid controversy Feb. 10. The Kansas City, Mo.-based seminary trustees accepted his resignation effective Feb. 29
Future of gay ‘marriage’ in question as states redefine its definition
February 9, 2012
The effort to redefine marriage nationwide could take a critical turn either way this year, with as many as four more states potentially legalizing gay
Baptist journalist, minister Jim Newton dies at 75
February 2, 2012
CLINTON, Miss. — Longtime Baptist journalist Jim Newton died Jan. 16 in Clinton, Miss., after a battle with leukemia. Newton, 75, was born in Kingsville,
Churches can minister to returning veterans, families as they readjust to everyday life
February 2, 2012
Sitting around the kitchen table, the Rivers family are a picture of the quintessential American family. Over a freshly prepared meal, they share stories of
BGCT elects Hardage as executive director
January 26, 2012
DALLAS — The Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) Executive Board elected David Hardage as executive director, effective Feb. 1. Hardage — a veteran Texas
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