ATLANTA — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) announced deep staff cuts Jan. 28, citing lingering financial woes. According to a news release, 13 positions have
Less than two months after facing a controversy over the departure of a lesbian soccer coach, Belmont University’s trustees Jan. 26 added “sexual orientation” to
Pro-life members of Congress reinforced Jan. 20 their intention to prohibit federal funding of abortion by introducing two bills: one that would accomplish the feat
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — When players walk out of the locker room in Campbellsville University’s (CU) Hawkins Athletic Complex, the first thing they see is a
Tarrant Baptist Association’s (TBA) executive board voted unanimously Jan. 24 to offer to sell a building that has been a point of contention with Southwestern
CANTON, Ga. — A Georgia school board voted Jan. 20 to keep its high school graduation ceremonies at a Southern Baptist megachurch, ignoring threats of
When a community needs to rebuild crumbling roads, should houses of worship pay fees for the number of times their congregants drive on them? That
As the area’s economy continued to decline, Missouri Baptist pastor Steve Easterwood asked himself, “What can our church do to help?” The church where Easterwood
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