Philip Yancey, Beloved Evangelical Author, Retires After Admitting Affair
In books such as ‘What's So Amazing About Grace?’ and ‘Where Is God When It Hurts?,’ Yancey spoke to evangelicals struggling with doubts and dealing with hardship.
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Brad Eubank to be nominated for SBC first vice president | Baptist Press
MAGEE, Miss. (BP) – A Mississippi pastor has announced plans to nominate a fellow Mississippi pastor who is a sexual abuse survivor to serve in the role of SBC first vice president. Adam Wyatt announced his intentions to nominate Brad Eubank, senior pastor of Petal First Baptist Church in Petal,…
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FIRST-PERSON: Equipping the called | Baptist Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) – When only about 10 percent of the churches in your association are served by full-time pastors, you need a strong bench of biblically qualified men to fill the pulpits of the churches. That is the case with the Three Forks Baptist Association in eastern Kentucky, led…
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Asian American Christians See More Work for the Church To Do To Stop AAPI Hate
As racism and violence against Asian Americans began to spike during the COVID-19 pandemic, groups like the Asian American Christian Collaborative formed to fight back with information and advocacy. Still, some Asian American Christian leaders believe there is more the church can be doing to address racism and violence against Asian Americans.
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Most Christians Want to Share Their Faith, But Many Are Unprepared – Decision Magazine
Most Christians want to share their faith but many of them feel unprepared to do so, a new LifeWay Research survey shows.
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Archbishop to miss Queen’s Platinum Jubilee service due to Covid
The Archbishop of Canterbury has been forced to pull out of a service celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee after testing positive for Covid-19.
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ELCA head calls for resignation of denomination’s first trans-identified bishop
The head of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has called for the resignation of the liberal mainline denomination’s first trans-identified bishop amid allegations of racism and other issues.
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Why ministering in the metaverse is the ‘Netflix of evangelism’
For Christians looking to do low-risk evangelism, hospital chaplain, Bill Willenbrock, who has approached thousands of people on VRChat in his avatar self and finds way to talk with them about faith in God says the metaverse is like the subscription streaming service, Netflix, when it comes to finding them.
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Tony Evans says US facing God’s judgement because Christians are ‘cultural,’ not ‘biblical’
Moral and societal issues are worsening across the United States because Christians are becoming more “cultural” than “biblical, and the country is facing God’s judgment as a result, according to pastor and bestselling author Tony Evans.
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Archbishop of Canterbury, Pope and Scottish Moderator to make historic peace pilgrimage to …
The 'Ecumenical Pilgrimage of Peace' will take place from 5 to 7 July.
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‘Shocking’ survey finds only half of Evangelical pastors hold biblical worldview
Once considered the “denomination” of Scriptural truth-bearers, Evangelical Christians might be in jeopardy of losing their theological reputation.
