BLOOMFIELD, Conn. — A federal judge ruled May 31 that a Connecticut school district’s plan to hold graduation ceremonies in a megachurch violates the constitutionally
After languishing in the Port-au-Prince port for more than a month, the first shipping container filled with Buckets of Hope was released by the Haitian
This year’s Youth Evangelism Conference (YEC) at Samford University in Birmingham July 16–17 promises to be more than a two-day event — if students let
WASHINGTON — Americans described themselves as more pro-life than pro-choice on abortion for the second straight year, according to a new Gallup Poll. The survey
When a tornado struck Albertville on April 24, many people responded quickly, including those involved with Marshall County Christian Services’ (MCCS) Christian Women’s Job Corps
LONDON — Great Britain’s first abortion television ad has upset pro-lifers, who say such a controversial subject should not be advertised in tandem with soap
ST. LOUIS — A former Southern Baptist pastor in Missouri has been indicted on charges of using his position to defraud church members into loaning
In the weeks following the Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated Haiti, a separate story began unfolding that brought shock and confusion — a Southern Baptist
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