More than 4,000 Baptists from over 140 countries gathered virtually July 7-10 for the Baptist World Alliance’s 22nd Baptist World Congress. In the opening celebration,
In a June 30 press release, the U.S. Department of State announced that it is updating its procedures to “allow applicants [for passports] to self-select
Barronelle Stutzman’s lengthy legal effort to operate a florist shop in Washington state according to her Christian convictions came to an end July 2 at
The U.S Supreme Court unanimously delivered an important victory for religious liberty Thursday (June 17) by upholding a faith-based adoption and foster-care agency’s right to
Religious freedom advocates objected to Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips’ court loss in his latest attempt to defend the freedom to conduct his business according
George Smith’s COVID-19 test came back positive. The diagnosis began a months-long battle of prayer and physical challenges for IMB missionary George Smith and his
PALLISA, Uganda — Muslim extremists are suspected in the May 3 beheading of a Christian pastor in Uganda hours after he engaged in a public
Arkansas Six college women from the Baptist Collegiate Ministry at Arkansas State University — along with Corley Shumaker, BCM’s assistant campus minister at ASU — recently
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