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Volkswagen woes. After weeks of covering stock market gyrations and monetary policy related to the Federal Reserve, last week the business news shifted to more corporate issues, beginning with Volkswa...
Amid news of men, women and families being thrust into the shadow of the Ashley Madison adultery website hacking, Baptist Press asked the wives of a few longtime Southern Baptist leaders how Christian wives can feel safe in their marriages.
Midwestern, Southeastern, Southern, Southwestern Baptist seminaries hold convocations at the outset of the new academic year.
For Jackie Landry, New Orleans is home. She lived there for 54 years. But on Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina changed that. “I’ve rode out storms before, but we never dreamed that it was going t...
Ayman Ibrahim wants more American evangelicals to reshape the way they think about their Muslim neighbors. "Among Westerners in general, there is a sort of phobia about Muslims," said the newly appointed assistant professor of Islamic studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. "But Islam is not monolithic. To say, 'Islam is ISIS,' is very naïve."
For some people with disabilities that leave them with limited mobility, tying shoe laces can be really tricky. That’s a problem Nike is attempting to
For some people with disabilities that leave them with limited mobility, tying shoe laces can be really tricky. That’s a problem Nike is attempting to
Across racial and denominational lines, clergy band together to move people past the ‘stasis’ of the city’s history of division
Quarterback Jim Kelly once was known for his victories on the football field. Now, he is still known for winning, but his victories come off the field. Nineteen years after his retirement from the NFL, Kelly faced enemies even more terrifying than incoming linebackers -- the death of his son and two battles with cancer. His story has reached and impacted thousands across the nation as "Kelly tough" has become a common phrase when describing how he has overcome the many struggles in his life.
Russell Moore lists ways for parents to talk to their children about the Supreme Court's legalization of same-sex marriage. "First of all, make no mistake: You should talk to your children about this," Moore writes. "No matter how you shelter your family, keeping your children from knowing about the Supreme Court's redefinition of marriage would take a level of choreography of their lives that isn't realistic, nor is it particularly Christian."
