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Washington exhibition traces history and influence of the Bible in China

WASHINGTON — Ask most American Christians where the largest Bible printing facility in the world is and they might imagine Nashville, Dallas or London to hold that honor. Few would guess the correct answer: China. Discussing the Bible exhibit are…

Rob Bell leaving Mars Hill to focus on writing

GRANDVILLE, Mich. (RNS) — Megachurch pastor Rob Bell, whose best-selling book raised evangelical eyebrows by questioning traditional beliefs on hell, knew it was time to address the “giant, glowing, loud” elephant in the room on Sunday morning, Sept. 25. What’s…

Washington exhibition traces history of the Bible in China

BGCT moves forward with funding cut, new agreement with Baylor

DALLAS (ABP) – The Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board voted Sept. 27 to recommend a budget that reduces funding for Baylor University while giving more dollars to 10 other schools. The spending plan, to be recommended to messengers…

CBF young leader network sponsoring Kentucky retreat

GEORGETOWN, Ky. (ABP) – Current, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship’s young leaders’ network, is sponsoring three regional meetings as a way to reach out to a new crop of young seminarians and those in their first call as clergy. The first…

Leland Center relocates

ARLINGTON, Va. — The John Leland Center for Theological Studies moved at the end of August to new quarters in the busy Clarendon section of Arlington, Va., about three miles from central Washington, D.C. The Church at Clarendon's new 10-story…

After 20 years, BTSR celebrates its past, looks toward the future

RICHMOND, Va. (ABP) — Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond will celebrate the 20th anniversary of inaugural classes that first met in the fall of 1991 with a celebration dinner Oct. 17 at First Baptist Church in Richmond, Va. A highlight…

BGCT moves forward with funding cut, new agreement with Baylor

CBF young leader network sponsoring Kentucky retreat

EDITORIAL: Getting churches and pastors right — or wrong?

Dear Jimmy, Well, your Uncle Orley and I have pret’ near wrapped up all the loose ends of summer. The garden has played out and every shelf in the cellar is filled with clear quart or pint jars full of…

HeraldBeat

Transitions ON THE MOVE Claude Gunn, to Zion Hill Baptist Church, Lynchburg, Va., as pastor. Robert “Bob” Setzer Jr., to Knollwood Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, N.C., as pastor. He was pastor of First Baptist Church, Macon, Ga. Mike Winters, to Wise…

Except for white evangelicals, Americans have soured on Trump’s leadership

CBF approves $16 million budget, leaders challenge more mission

The Black Church was not meant to save America

Caner sues Truett-McConnell for wrongful firing

Washington exhibition traces history and influence of the Bible in China

Rob Bell leaving Mars Hill to focus on writing

Washington exhibition traces history of the Bible in China

Washington exhibition traces history of the Bible in China

BGCT moves forward with funding cut, new agreement with Baylor

CBF young leader network sponsoring Kentucky retreat

Leland Center relocates

After 20 years, BTSR celebrates its past, looks toward the future

BGCT moves forward with funding cut, new agreement with Baylor

CBF young leader network sponsoring Kentucky retreat

EDITORIAL: Getting churches and pastors right — or wrong?

HeraldBeat

Together for Hope marks 25 years by asking, “How do you write the future?”

Who Decides War and Peace? Lebanon After the New Regional Agreement

54 Countries, One Survey, A Lot of Religion

From ‘feigele’ to free: What does it mean to be LGBTQ+ and Orthodox?

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Except for white evangelicals, Americans have soured on Trump’s leadership

CBF approves $16 million budget, leaders challenge more mission

The Black Church was not meant to save America

Caner sues Truett-McConnell for wrongful firing