A temporary injunction hearing in a lawsuit filed by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Baylor University against a charitable foundation is scheduled for Dec. 2
Pro-life advocates and the state expressed their disappointment with a federal court decision Wednesday (Oct. 14) that invalidated a Tennessee law requiring a 48-hour waiting
The decision to protect Pearl Joy Brown as an unborn child with a debilitating disorder, as well as the joy of her life and the
Churches with a past or current affiliation with Boy Scouts of America may need to consider their next steps related to the national organization’s plan
The board of trustees of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary unanimously voted Oct. 12 not to remove the names of the school’s founders from several
Georgia In response to the estimated 200 girls who are sold into prostitution each night in Georgia, churches and parachurch ministries — such as 4Sarah,
Most of Southern Baptists’ 41 state or regional conventions are exercising creativity and flexibility as they choose either to adapt or not hold annual meetings
Georgia The Atlanta Braves recently honored Howard Koepka, church consultant for Georgia’s Noonday Baptist Association, as a “hometown hero” for his work in food distribution
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