Pass the plate? Not yet, as churches rethink routines
May 17, 2020
Eight hundred church leaders from across the country recently took part in a virtual discussion on the impact of COVID-19 on churches. Hosted by the
Gathering again
May 17, 2020
Following Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey’s decision to lift attendance limits on public gatherings after May 11, many churches announced their plans for the next few
Cruz urges DOJ to watch for discrimination in NYC
May 16, 2020
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz urged the Justice Department to monitor New York City after Mayor Bill de Blasio singled out members of the city’s Jewish
Two young Christian women in Uganda beaten for faith
May 15, 2020
BUGIRI DISTRICT, Uganda — Two young Christian women were beaten in separate attacks in eastern Uganda. Radical Muslims attacked Lydia Nabirye, 23, in Luwooko village
June 7 designated as Southern Baptist Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church
May 14, 2020
By Ann Lovell International Mission Board On average, eight Christians died every day for their faith in 2019. That equals more than 2,920 people killed
Foundry Ministries continues perfecting ‘secret sauce,’ transforming lives
May 11, 2020
Gradine’s smile can light up a room. When one hears her story, it doesn’t take long to realize she is a new person inside and
Supreme Court hears contraception case
May 9, 2020
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case pitting Catholic nuns against federal requirements that employers provide insurance coverage to workers for contraceptives,
Coosa River Association calls new DOM at drive-in meeting
May 8, 2020
Stan Albright is the new director of missions for Coosa River Baptist Association. He was called at a drive-in executive committee meeting May 2 conducted
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