A New York town told a Catholic church that its annual Christmas tree fundraiser violated its zoning laws. St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in the Village of The Branch in Long Island, New York, urged ...
NEW ORLEANS – Several groups closely connected with the Southern Baptist Convention plan gatherings adjacent to the 2023 SBC Annual Meeting June 13-14 at the New Orleans Convention Center.
Scripture commands us to trust in God. Yet we’re tempted to put God to the test when trouble arises. We may not say it out loud, but essentially we are saying, “Prove yourself one more time, God!”
NEW ORLEANS – The first-ever annual meeting of the Myanmar Baptist Churches USA fellowship is to take place Monday, June 12, in connection with the 2023 annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention at the New Orleans Convention Center.
The first African American leader of the Presbyterian Church USA has said he will be stepping down from his position as leader of the largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States
ReImagine conference aims to help Black churches move out of the pandemic paradigm; Timothy George to serve as president of Evangelical Theological Society in Its 75th Year.
FARMERSVILLE, Texas (BP) -- SBC President Bart Barber has announced his appointments to the 2023 Committee on Committees. Riley Prather, pastor of Green Valley Crossing, Putnam, Conn., will lead the committee as chair, and Cassie Stanteen from First Baptist, Clinton, Miss., will serve as vice chair.
NASHVILLE (BP) – A leading voice in evangelism training and education has an encouraging word for believers who face fear when they want to share their faith. Matt Queen says fear can be overcome by redefining success when it comes to evangelism.
More than 300 Methodist churches in two regional conferences were the latest to leave their denomination over liberal theology, LGBTQ issues.
A Nebraska megachurch has announced plans to expand its charitable ministries to include a food pantry and an automobile repairs shop for lower-income individuals
Fifty-five congregations in Oklahoma have disaffiliated from The United Methodist Church, joining a wave of churches departing the mainline Protestant denomination since last year
