SEATTLE (BP) – Southern Baptist Disaster Relief personnel are doing all they can to help others facing the effects of historic flooding, the Northwest Baptist Convention’s state DR leader told Baptist Press today (Dec. 12).
Administrators at the Massachusetts Ivy League university planned to rename the school’s Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging to Community and Campus Life. The new office is planned...
Despite earlier reports, Jeff Bezos says Amazon will not show itemized order surcharges prompted by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, the president told the media on Tuesday. Punchbowl News reported...
The drug mifepristone, known widely as the abortion pill, is much more dangerous than previously reported, the largest study to date shows.
An LGBT activist and self-proclaimed atheist is pushing for lawmakers in Connecticut s capital and four other cities to fly the flag of his non-existent organization after a Christian flag was
WEST CHICAGO, Ill. – “I’ve always looked at the book of Proverbs as a rule book,” Gina Caithamer mused during a break at Lifeway’s In the Word event, April 25-26. “If you follow these, you’re going to live a pretty good life.”
There was a time when being a single Christian in your 20s came with a built-in expiration date. College was basically a four-year waiting room for your
NASHVILLE (BP) – Although a recent Pew Research study says more teens are becoming aware of the negative effects of social media, that doesn’t mean they’re ready for anything resembling a large-scale break from it.
The computer giant planned to invest $150 billion in domestic projects over the next five years, according to a company statement released Monday. The investment specifically earmarked over $30 billio...
In this eye-opening episode of the Ex-Psychic Saved podcast, Jenn Nizza is joined by former New Ager Jasper Dehghan They confront the growing glamorization of occult practices such as crystals and
A federal judge has ordered Catholic Relief Services to pay 60,000 to a gay former employee after the Baltimore-based charity canceled health insurance coverage for his husband
