Breaking the silence The isolation of 2020 and 2021 compounded many traumas of Americans’ private and social lives. As communities of faith reopen their doors,
In the hours after my election as SBC president, there certainly were a great number of things to do and new places to be. The
In a July 3 social media post, Clear Creek Community Church, an interdenominational church in League City, Texas, reported that more than 125 students and
Kentucky’s contract renewal with a Baptist-affiliated children’s agency remains in limbo, but the state is continuing to place youngsters in its care, Gov. Andy Beshear
In 2020, Deaf people numbered nearly 70 million people around the world. Of those, 1,444 Deaf people die every day without Christ, according to IMB’s
Arkansas Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, has partnered with Pediatrics Plus, a children’s therapy clinic that provides early intervention and care for children with
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday (June 28) it would not rule on cases that offered it the prospect of strengthening religious freedom or providing
For those who are weary of Zoom meetings and computer screens, Sanibel Island and her sister island Captiva offer displays of nature that can help
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