Most black Americans who attend religious services go to predominantly black congregations. Also, most black Americans rely on prayer to help make major decisions and
The inalienable right to life of preborn Black babies and states’ rights are the basis of a class-action lawsuit joined by 46 Alabama legislators calling
Fewer Americans believe our nation has made significant progress in race relations, and a majority say things have grown worse over the past six years.
A multiethnic group of Southern Baptist leaders described a Jan. 6 meeting as productive and trust-building, saying although they did not agree on all points,
New Orleans pastor Fred Luter, the only black person to have served as president of the predominantly white Southern Baptist Convention, has added his name
The president of the National African American Fellowship of the Southern Baptist Convention has asked for a meeting with six seminary presidents who recently declared that an
Deep South Joint Statement on the Gospel, Racial Reconciliation, and Justice As a group of racially, ethnically, and politically diverse church leaders in the Deep
The North American Mission Board (NAMB) launched a free resource Aug. 20 designed to assist church leaders and their congregations as they navigate conversations about
