
Christianity Is Not the Only Way to Heaven, Prominent Presbyterian Pastor Says
Leader of the second largest congregation in the Presbyterian Church USA , Rev Shannon Johnson Kershner has declared that Christianity is not the only way to heaven

Leader of the second largest congregation in the Presbyterian Church USA , Rev Shannon Johnson Kershner has declared that Christianity is not the only way to heaven

North American Mission Board trustees gathered Oct. 2-4 in Montreal, Canada to hear reports of the progress new church plants are making in what is believed to be the least-reached part of North America. During their plenary session, trustees also heard reports from several committees, reviewed financial statements and approved resolutions addressing a number of issues.

Why a juvenile justice advocate builds relationships with Chicago’s most vulnerable young men.

It failed. Then it worked out far better than anyone could have imagined. Here's the story of what befell Southern Baptists in the 1920s, yet ultimately emerged in a different form and succeeded as the Cooperative Program.

Among the things Randy Bennett loves are his wife and children, ice cream, his pickup truck and, all the more, the Lord and Southern Baptists' Cooperative Program. "I am part of a body of believers who are taking seriously God's command to go the ends of the earth to tell people about Jesus," he writes.

A lesbian bishop of the United Methodist Church is still in office months after the denomination s highest court ruled that there should be a process to remove her

There's an eternal perspective to each Christian's testimony, Alex Sibley writes. Each is "an affirmation of who God is and what He has done for us."

A confession of faith aimed at expressing "interdenominational unity" among Protestants on the 500th anniversary of the Reformation has drawn endorsement from professors at all six Southern Baptist Convention seminaries and staff members at the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission.

Frank Page underscores the involvement of young leaders in the SBC and its Cooperative Program during a visit to Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Following a North Korean missile launch that triggered emergency sirens in Japan and government warnings to seek cover, Baptists in Japan are expressing trust in God and asking fellow believers for prayer.