First Person: Oppression and the Olympics
February 3, 2022
The opening ceremonies of the Beijing Winter Olympics are Friday (Feb. 4). Like many around the world, I love gathering with friends and family to
Evangelicals more likely to pray, attend church in person, poll finds
December 20, 2021
More people are coming back to church following the COVID-19 pandemic, but recent polls suggest attendance is still below pre-pandemic levels. Polls by The Associated
Southern Seminary, Asbury Seminary sue to block vaccine mandates, citing religious freedom
November 8, 2021
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Asbury Theological Seminary — both in Kentucky — are challenging a federal policy requiring employers with more than 100 workers
Fuller Seminary professor urges church to be faithful after pandemic
October 21, 2021
There are five crises facing Americans today, according to a California author and seminary professor. “The church as we know it is calibrated for a
Online services expanded reach of churches during pandemic
October 18, 2021
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, online worship services were a novel concept for many churches. In the almost two years since, however, churches have adapted
First Person: Challenges in South Asia remain but tears of joy come too
October 17, 2021
One constant of this life is that it is always changing. When people ask me about what it’s like to live overseas, this is one
SBC entity heads respond to federal vaccine mandate
September 13, 2021
A number of Southern Baptist leaders are taking a cautious approach to President Joe Biden’s Sept. 9 announcement that businesses with 100 or more employees will
Discouragement grows as COVID-19 resurges; churches feel effects
August 24, 2021
Throughout the spring and summer, as COVID-19 cases declined across the U.S., most churches returned to in-person services with hopes of full pews by the
