Choose This (Labor) Day Whom You Will Serve
Exodus reminds us that our work can be exploitative, idolatrous, or kingdom oriented.
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Olympics were a ‘bonus’ for one Tennessee volunteer | Baptist Press
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. (BP) – One week as a missions volunteer during the 2024 Summer Olympics has provided Traci Jefferson with a lifetime of memories.
How much does forgiveness cost? $7 million for one Christian college. | Baptist Press
(RNS) – A dispute with the federal government over how to count employees, mixed with some bad timing, could cost a small evangelical Christian college more than $7 million.
AME Church Delegates Name Six New Bishops While Retaining Same-Sex Marriage Ban
In a joint address, AME bishops called for the creation of ‘accountability measures for every elected and appointed leader within our church.’
Financing a Millionaire Lifestyle: Pastors Generate Wealth from Life, Business Coaching
When a pastor lives extravagantly, it is appropriate to ask, How does the pastor finance his luxurious lifestyle
'God is being glorified,' Says Scottish Church Minister in Drug Addiction Ministry
As Scottish drug deaths remain stubbornly high, a church is helping addicts turn their lives around.
SBC DIGEST: State convention season coming soon; SBC ’25 hotel info available | Baptist Press
State convention annual meeting season set to begin in September; Hotel information for SBC25 released.
Denomination, Clergy Settle Lawsuit over Retirement Fund
The Nashville-based African Methodist Episcopal Church and some of its clergy members reached a settlement agreement on Monday to end a lawsuit related to retirement fund mismanagement. One clergy mem...
AME Church reaches settlement to restore missing retirement funds
Some 5,000 employees and retirees of the African Methodist Episcopal Church who filed a class-action lawsuit against the denomination in 2022 after a former church executive allegedly squandered some
UMC Bishop Detained in Nigeria over Visa Dispute amid Church Leadership Debate
A United Methodist Church bishop has been detained in Nigeria, reportedly over a visa dispute, as he traveled to the country amid a debate over who controls the regional denominational body
