They now face up to 25 years in prison each for breaking into a nuclear submarine base in Kings Bay, Georgia, last year in an effort to symbolically disarm the base.
Karen Swallow Prior to join SEBTS faculty
After more than two decades teaching at Liberty University, Karen Swallow Prior will join the faculty of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary as full-time research professor of English and Christianity & Culture beginning fall semester of 2020. She will be the…
Female evangelical leaders have a hidden predecessor to thank
Kathryn Kuhlman’s story offers a case study of the indisputable achievements of strong evangelical women and the equally indisputable roadblocks they often face.
Black Baptist church shaped Cummings’ commitment
Cummings, the son of a sharecropper and pastors who died last Thursday at 68, was among a generation of lawmakers, civil rights leaders and social justice advocates who grew up under the influence of the African American church.
What is democratic socialism, and where is it headed?
A new generation of American voters, one that does not remember the Cold War but is steeped in the severe inequalities of neoliberal capitalism, has brushed aside the assumption that democratic socialism is impossibly un-American.
Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton step in to help save church organ
Veteran rockers Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton have stepped in to help a local church’s £650,000 organ appeal.
Baptist congregation, police, first responders gather for ‘Justice On Both Sides’ service
Five years in, the annual “Justice On Both Sides” prayer service at Rodman Street Missionary Baptist Church continues to reflect on those who have suffered from everyday violence, as well as those in law enforcement who confront it daily.
Former President Jimmy Carter fractures pelvis in fall at home
Former President Jimmy Carter fell Monday at his home in Plains and suffered a “minor pelvic fracture,” The Carter Center tweeted Tuesday morning.
Princeton Theological Seminary approves reparations
To finance the reparations into perpetuity, Princeton Theological Seminary has set aside 27.6 million dollars of its endowment. In total, the Seminary supports an endowment of approximately one billion dollars.