Drug Overdose Deaths Decline for Third Year
Loading the Audio Player... Fewer than 70,000 people died of drug overdose deaths in 2025, according to data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesda...
Living
-
-
What’s All the Fuss About? Here’s Why So Many People are Turning to Essential Oils
Millions of Americans are turning to essential oils in an effort to minimize the number of chemicals in their lives. People use these plant extracts as a replacement for many synthetic medications, for home health care and to clean their homes naturally.
-
Church’s special needs ministry impacts Nicaragua | Baptist Press
Cresthill Baptist Church's special need ministry in Nicaragua is part of a "catalytic" movement of God
-
Thom Rainer announces retirement from LifeWay | Baptist Press
LifeWay Christian Resources President and CEO Thom S. Rainer announced Monday (Aug. 27) his plans to retire in the coming year.
-
FROM THE SEMINARIES: New faculty at SBTS; 10th faculty chair at SEBTS; convocations at SBTS, SEBTS, SWBTS | Baptist Press
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary notes 'most diverse' faculty additions; Southeastern, with 10th faculty chair, honors the late Charles Page; convocations at SBTS, SEBTS, SWBTS.
-
SWBTS appoints 9-member presidential search committee | Baptist Press
A search committee comprising nine Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary trustees has been appointed to recommend the seminary's next president.
-
An Orca Mother Carried Her Dead Calf’s Body With Her for Weeks in Mourning
Scientists stress that we still just don't know very much about the emotional lives of animals with whom we share the planet, so we're forced to hazard
-
LifeWay’s Selma Wilson announces retirement | Baptist Press
Selma Wilson, senior vice president of organizational development and chief people officer at LifeWay Christian Resources, has announced she will retire effective Oct. 1
-
The Best Things You Can Do for Your Gut
Medical evidence shows the bacteria in our gut affects all aspects of our health. The key is to stop putting things in our gut that kill the good bacteria, while at the same time putting good bacteria into our gut by eating the right foods and taking the right supplements.
-
Build a Better Gut By Avoiding Gut Enemy #1: Antibiotics
There are many things that can disrupt your gut flora, or microbiome, including baby formula and convenience foods. But the number one enemy of a healthy gut is the overuse of antibiotics.
-
Build a Better Gut to Prevent Liver Disease, Cancer, Alzheimer’s and More
When a person becomes sick and dies, too often doctors find the trouble started in the intestines because of a disruption of the gut bacteria. Find out how you can build a better gut to prevent serious diseases like cancer, Alzheimer's and more.
