DENVER — Episcopalian bishops gave their stamp of approval July 13 to a sweeping statement that expresses the church’s “support” of “lifelong committed relationships” other
The hot air hung thickly as we gathered for Bible School each night at Farmville Baptist Church. Those who carried signs to beckon their class,
LAOS — Christians in Laos continue to suffer persecution from a government crackdown on believers, and they cannot visit friends or travel freely because the
Asked to name a few miracles in Old Testament times, one might mention that God spoke to Moses through a burning bush, demolished the walls
WASHINGTON — The House passed a bill July 24 encouraging display of “In God We Trust,” the national motto, in public buildings. Rep. Bob Schaffer,
Starting with a Lay Renewal Weekend and ending with recommitment and rededication to the Lord and His kingdom work, members of First Baptist Church, Ashland,
BERLIN — Admitting it used forced labor during World War II, Germany’s Protestant Evangelical Church promised July 12 to contribute to a newly established reparations
“Under no circumstances will the North American Mission Board (NAMB) allow property it now owns to be sold and used, directly or indirectly, to further
