West Virginia restricts genetic-based abortion
March 30, 2022
West Virginia is the latest state to ban abortions because of a prenatal diagnosis of a disability or a chromosomal condition, such as Down syndrome.
First person: Serving the Lord in times of war
March 30, 2022
Ever wonder how pastors should lead in times of war, especially when the pastors are serving those directly impacted by the war? Consider these four
5 tips for writing emails church members will open, read
March 28, 2022
By Mark MacDonald Church Branding Strategist and Consultant Low open rates on your church emails? Is it possible to get more people to read your
Despite recent court victory, faith-based adoption agencies still face legal hurdles
March 27, 2022
Religious exemptions for Christian adoption and foster care agencies are still being challenged litigiously, despite favorable precedent set by the U.S. Supreme Court and district
Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary transforms into humanitarian hub with help from Southern Baptist partners
March 26, 2022
Every day when air raid sirens pierced the air, Yaroslav Pyzh ran to the window to see if the airport was still there. On March
Internet provides useful tools, ‘guardrails’ needed to connect conscientiously
March 25, 2022
Technology and its benefits and dangers have become a major topic of discussion among Christians as many are finally returning to in-person worship services and
War in Ukraine has implications for regional, global food needs
March 21, 2022
When Eugene Cho sees images of refugees from the war in Ukraine, he starts thinking about his father, who grew up during the Korean War.
Policy group challenges university’s inclusion of transgender swimmer on women’s team
March 21, 2022
A conservative public policy women’s organization last week filed a federal civil rights complaint against the University of Pennsylvania for its inclusion of a transgender
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