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Where is the church in the Black Lives Matter movement? A new generation of young leaders in Baltimore are largely organizing outside of congregations. What does this mean for their movement — and for the church?
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Trial date set for Patterson and Southwestern versus Jane Roe
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Colorado cake maker back in court, this time for refusing service to a transgender woman
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Bob Banks, longtime SBC missions leader, dies at 91
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On the baptism of our firstborn
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Members of Florida church required to sign ‘biblical sexuality’ statement or be removed from membership
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Eight months later, there’s renewed interest in Adam Hamilton’s video on why he’ll remain a United Methodist
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Life post-Roe: Is there middle ground between religious liberty and medical freedom?
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Has virtual worship actually harmed Christianity?
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165 religious leaders plead with White House to abandon immigrant travel ban
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Museum of the Bible to host Wednesday morning event to pray for God’s judgment on America, and breakfast is not included
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National Prayer Breakfast gets new sponsorship but still looks like government-sponsored religion, BJC leaders say
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Zimbabwe Theological Seminary names new principal
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What happens when church and state merge? Look to Nazi Germany for answers
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Southwestern Seminary student arrested for alleged ‘felony sexual assault’
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Trial date set for Patterson and Southwestern versus Jane Roe
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Faith groups must fight online hate, Interfaith Alliance urges
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Colorado cake maker back in court, this time for refusing service to a transgender woman
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For every critic of Jesus and John Wayne there are many more positive responses Du Mez says
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Bob Banks, longtime SBC missions leader, dies at 91
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Members of Florida church required to sign ‘biblical sexuality’ statement or be removed from membership
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Eight months later, there’s renewed interest in Adam Hamilton’s video on why he’ll remain a United Methodist
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165 religious leaders plead with White House to abandon immigrant travel ban
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Knowing a church’s history on slavery can be a nudge toward redemption, historians say
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Sandra and Andy Stanley: ‘We’re not perfect parents, but we’ve learned some things along the way’
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United Methodists on alert for dissidents ‘poaching’ members and pastors
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The other speech Martin Luther King gave at Southern Seminary in 1961
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Faith-based leaders discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of Biden’s proposed border policies
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U.S. churches more likely to have adult and youth education programs than interfaith or ecumenical work
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Here’s Johnny! Embattled SBC pastor back in the pulpit and will headline a men’s conference
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Dan Hobbs, early leader of ABP and CBF, dies at 95
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‘Public safety ecosystems’ could help replace nation’s broken criminal justice system, evangelical leaders say
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Reparations should begin with recognition of human dignity, Delbanco says in 50th annual Jefferson Lecture
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Church of England won’t allow same-sex marriage but may allow a liturgical blessing of civil unions
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The church must show the world a more excellent way of nonviolence
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Church historian Richard Hughes reflects on a lifetime of ‘Troublesome Questions’
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What churches could learn from the Pub Choir phenomenon
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Living into lament: A white response to the killing of Tyre Nichols by police
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Of Margie, mountains and ‘El Shaddai’
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On the baptism of our firstborn
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‘What can we forgive?’: An interview with Matthew Ichihashi Potts on Forgiveness
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My father’s faith
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The apology that never came at Bubba-Doo’s
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Trump and his allegedly disloyal white evangelical supporters
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Doom-scrolling, sourdough starter and three kinds of kin
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Putin needs to be taken down
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How my eyes were opened to America’s broken immigration system
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Meditating with Buddhists and other Asian lessons
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The Black resistance tradition and its fight for U.S. democracy
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Five book recommendations on creation stewardship for 2023
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Queen Elizabeth was a role model for women in faith and leadership
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‘Grief brain’: The three big deficits of grief
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Prayer might not be enough
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Mending broken pieces and broken lives with kintsugi
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When my church and I let Jesus down: Jesus in the distressing disguise of the homeless
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It shouldn’t seem so surprising when the pope says being gay ‘isn’t a crime’ – a Catholic theologian explains
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USCCB official: The church must admit its role in destroying Native American culture
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House bill would limit government authority over religious events
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‘He Gets Us’ organizers hope to spend $1 billion to promote Jesus. Will anyone care?
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The Rise of Spirit Warriors on the Christian Right
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Twitter reinstated white nationalist Nick Fuentes. He lasted 24 hours.
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In Rare Rebuke, Elaine Chao Calls Out Trump’s Anti-Asian Attacks
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How Southern California helped birth white Christian nationalism
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Extreme Israeli group takes root in US with fundraising bid
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Review: Decolonizing Christianity
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Two Leaders Of The New US House Could Put Baptist Diversity In The News Spotlight
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White Christian nationalism isn’t pro-life. It’s pro-order.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Was A Saint, But Also Just A Man — That’s The Glory Of It
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A Houston synagogue is tightening security after a woman broke in twice, damaged a Torah and harassed children
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Islamic paintings of the Prophet Muhammad are an important piece of history – here’s why art historians teach them
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Lutherans ordain first Palestinian woman pastor in Holy Land
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2 States Introduce Radical Bills To Prosecute Pregnant People For Abortions
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Flyers coach Tortorella defends Provorov’s Pride boycott
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‘Dream bigger’: How weekend marches keep advocates’ fight for Roe v. Wade alive on 50th anniversary
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Rinse, Repeat: Should Believers Be Dunked Again?
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Meet the real Jewish Republican of color being floated to replace George Santos, the fake one
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Florida Gov. DeSantis leads the GOP’s national charge against public education that includes lessons on race and sexual orientation
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Jews, Muslims, Sikhs, and Christians Unite in Support for Apache Fight to Save Oak Flat