NASHVILLE — Eunie Smith, of Birmingham, president of Eagle Forum of Alabama, was elected as chairwoman of The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s trustees during
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — A number of Baptist churches were damaged in an earthquake that affected the South Pacific nation of New Zealand in the
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — As refugees from Myanmar’s military government pour into the United States and fan out across the country to resettle, a Baptist
Thousands of students across the state gathered around flagpoles to pray as part of the national See You at the Pole 2010 event Sept. 22.
The rate of illegal drug use in the United States rose last year to the highest level in nearly a decade, and the nation’s top
Church attendance increased at more than 3,800 churches last weekend during the second national Back to Church Sunday, held Sept. 12. Participating churches reported an
In appreciation for his service, Morris H. Chapman was named to the honorary position of president emeritus of the Executive Committee (EC) and was presented
When Frank Page was a child, his parents were not Christians, but God used an older couple, Raymond and Elsie Hampton, to draw him to
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