Federal restrooms to accommodate transgenders
September 8, 2016
WASHINGTON — More than 9,000 federal buildings must allow individuals to use the bathrooms, showers or changing areas according to the gender they identify with,
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Few requests coming to officiate gay weddings
September 8, 2016
NASHVILLE — After gay “marriage” was legalized in 2015, some worried about how pastors would deal with requests to officiate gay weddings, but a recent
Air Force major can keep his Bible out on desk
September 8, 2016
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — After Air Force Maj. Steve Lewis was investigated over placing an open Bible on his desk at an Air Force base
Atheist in Seattle responds to Baptists’ service, love
September 8, 2016
Kim Menon was an avowed atheist. As a child her parents took her to church but no one could satisfy her with the answers she
BCMs from UA, LSU set rivalry aside; partner following historic flooding in Louisiana
September 7, 2016
When deadly tornadoes ripped through Tuscaloosa in April 2011, students from Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM) at Louisiana State University (LSU) tossed their long-standing rivalry with
DR volunteer dies while serving in Louisiana
September 7, 2016
Working on the First Baptist Church, Satsuma, disaster relief laundry unit team, Sonny Ellis was doing what he did best — serving people. “He was
Outreach sees 9 new Mixtec believers, 100 copies of Scripture distributed
September 6, 2016
For nearly a decade, volunteers in Montgomery have been sowing the gospel in Mixtec homes, planting seeds and praying they would grow into new brothers
Henagar makes ‘bad decision’ to go ‘wet,’ Godfrey says
September 1, 2016
Residents of Henagar voted Aug. 23 to allow private alcohol sales in town — a change from the last 161 years of its existence. With
