Baptist concerns greet order against bakers
July 23, 2015
WASHINGTON — A penalty of $135,000 and a gag order against Oregon bakers who declined to provide a cake for a same-sex ceremony have evoked
United Nations report on Eritrea references Baptist World Alliance submissions
July 23, 2015
The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) was one of several nongovernmental organizations (NGO) whose findings were incorporated into a report issued by the United Nations (UN)
Ten Commandments ruling may threaten other states
July 23, 2015
OKLAHOMA CITY — If allowed to stand, an Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling banning a privately funded Ten Commandments display on the state capitol grounds could
Episcopals elect Curry first black presiding bishop
July 23, 2015
Salt Lake City — Episcopal bishops have made history again. On June 27 during a private meeting at St. Mark’s Cathedral in downtown Salt Lake
Baptist fined for silence after church raid in Belarus
July 16, 2015
SVETLOGORSK, Belarus — Another member of a Council of Churches Baptist congregation in Svetlogorsk in southeast Belarus has been fined for refusing to say who
Church buildings bombed, Christians killed in Nigeria
July 16, 2015
JOS, Nigeria — At least five Christians were killed in northeastern Nigeria over a weekend of violence capped by a twin bombing in Jos that
Southern Baptist leader James Dunn dies at 83
July 16, 2015
WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina — James Dunn, executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee (BJC) on Public Affairs from 1981 to 1999, died July 4, in
Charges dropped against Muslim shooter in Egypt
July 16, 2015
AL DABAYA, Egypt — Prosecutors in Upper Egypt have dropped all charges against a Muslim who, according to numerous eyewitnesses, gunned down a Christian with
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