Campbellsville, Ky. — Economic inequality is a “tool of separation” that continues to divide races in America 150 years after slavery, an African-American Baptist leader
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Baptist Convention elected its first African-American president Nov. 11, three weeks after the Nevada Baptist Convention did the same. Michael Ellis,
NASHVILLE — The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) received a financial gift of $250,000 from the Southern Baptists
WASHINGTON — Dozens of faith leaders and consumer advocates are pressing Congress to create a national interest rate cap for payday lenders instead of the
Lebanon, Pa. — Seven years after officiating at the wedding of his gay son, Frank Schaefer has been reinstated as a clergyman in the United
Washington — A Pew Research study released in mid-November found that one out of every five Americans share their faith online on a weekly basis.
Police in Pakistan say a Christian couple tortured and slain in early November over accusations the wife desecrated the Quran were innocent. Relatives claim politicians
Lily was scared for her life but she didn’t know why. It should have been a happy time, a momentous occasion. The 25-year-old had been
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