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ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) – When Dan McSwain’s construction business needed a bigger space on Old Milton Parkway in 2005, he prayed over the property and placed Bibles opened to various passages in doorways. Twenty years later, that building has become the new home of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board.
A Texas megachurch pastor claims he and his family were defrauded of more than 18,000 by scammers pretending to be Wells Fargo employees, who reportedly had inexplicable access to their personal
A coalition of 80 faith leaders from congregations across Ohio has appealed to the interim CEO of Kroger, the country s largest supermarket chain, to step back from supporting LGBT initiatives and
Churches across Ukraine are urging Christians worldwide to join a “Day of Prayer for Ukraine” on Aug. 24, coinciding with the country’s 34th Independence Day. The Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations (UCCRO), representing about 95% of all religious communities in Ukraine, issued the appeal as the nation continues to endure Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Mara Richards Bim, the new Justice and Advocacy Fellow at Royal Lane Baptist Church in Dallas, spoke about how to bridge what we talk about in church and political action.
An outdoor Episcopal Church cathedral based in Virginia just celebrated 100 years of operation, with a service featuring former Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
Evangelicals who ignore or gloss over the discipline of confession are setting themselves up for immaturity. Confession of sin to trusted others is an important part of the formation process for followers of Jesus, it strengthens the believing community and provides mutual support for helping each other grow in the faith and away from sinful habits. It is a healthy discipline that we dare not lose.
The Anglican Church of Nigeria has broken relations with the Church in Wales following the election of an openly lesbian cleric as its Archbishop
In a significant move aimed at curbing discrimination and intolerance against religious minorities of Pakistan, a provincial legislative assembly on Aug. 11 unanimously recommended that the term “minority” be removed from the Constitution of Pakistan and replaced by language that reflects equality and dignity for all citizens irrespective of their religion, caste or creed.
Pastor Jack Hibbs, a prominent minister in California, urged fellow pastors in his state not to shirk from civic engagement as they face what he described as a demonic assault from their government
