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Commission suggests ways to keep closer eye on lavish ministries

Immigrants and other neighbors God told me to love, Part 1

In past months, I have received invitations to attend meetings on the issue of immigration. I have expressed myself both publicly and privately to my lawmakers about what I think about the issue and have written about the matter. It…

On a peace mission to Israel

In just a few days, I’ll embark on a peace mission on behalf of American Baptists to travel to Israel. This trip will serve as a good-will delegation to Israelis and Palestinians. In light of the recent conflict and violence,…

The mystery of Advent

By Elizabeth Evans Hagan Advent has always been a mystery to me. Maybe it is because I never celebrated it in the churches of my childhood, where we just rushed into singing every verse of “Joy to the World” the…

Life in the intertidal zone suggests the Christian journey, Creech tells D.C. convention

WASHINGTON — Life in the intertidal zone — the region above water at low tide and beneath it at high tide — is diverse, active and adapted to an environment of harsh extremes — an ideal metaphor for the Christian…

Two-year â€˜season of Jubileeâ€™ will prepare D.C. Baptist Convention for strategic realignment

WASHINGTON — A two-year “season of Jubilee” will prepare the District of Columbia Baptist Convention for a possible strategic realignment of its ministries, delegates to the convention’s annual meeting agreed Dec. 4. “I’m excited and we’re looking toward transformation,” said…

Baptist World Alliance observes Human Rights Day Dec. 9

(ABP) — Timed nearest to the anniversary of the Dec. 10, 1948, adoption of the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights, Human Rights Day has been sponsored for more than 20 years by the Baptist World Alliance. This year the date…

Exhibit highlights Tiffanyâ€™s lasting impact on American church design

NEW YORK (RNS) — Louis C. Tiffany is perhaps best known for his intricate glass lamps, but a new exhibit at the Museum of Biblical Art reveals a spiritual side to the master designer and craftsman whose studio single-handedly shaped…

Baptist World Alliance observes Human Rights Day Dec. 9

Tiffanyâ€™s spiritual side

CBF helps church reopen for holidays

By Jeff Brumley The television news stories present a stark before-and-after image of Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church in Morgan, Ark. First there is the pain Pastor James Hayes and his congregation felt when their century-old church building was flattened by…

Mohler again claims same-sex marriage harms children

Dan Patrick reiterates: ‘No separation of church and state’

Baptists know better than this

Judge bars Tennessee from revealing immigration status of sick children

Commission suggests ways to keep closer eye on lavish ministries

On a peace mission to Israel

The mystery of Advent

Life in the intertidal zone suggests the Christian journey, Creech tells D.C. convention

Two-year â€˜season of Jubileeâ€™ will prepare D.C. Baptist Convention for strategic realignment

Baptist World Alliance observes Human Rights Day Dec. 9

Exhibit highlights Tiffanyâ€™s lasting impact on American church design

Baptist World Alliance observes Human Rights Day Dec. 9

Tiffanyâ€™s spiritual side

CBF helps church reopen for holidays

Mexico’s Churches Seek a Gospel Win This World Cup

Roughly a third of the way into Steven Spielberg’s new blockbuster film “Disclosure Day,” which focuses on the theoretical release of evidence documenting the existence of alien life, a conversation between the two main characters takes a sudden turn toward the spiritual.

Religious groups are more prepared for aliens than you think

Nigerian Churches Are Fighting Soccer-Fueled Gambling Addictions

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Mohler again claims same-sex marriage harms children

Dan Patrick reiterates: ‘No separation of church and state’

Baptists know better than this

Judge bars Tennessee from revealing immigration status of sick children