Months after he categorically denied allegations that he sexually assaulted a former parishioner and was released on bail, Alonzo Diego Fuller, the founding pastor of Journey Fort Worth Church in
"Partnership in the Gospel" will be the theme and church planting a main emphasis when the Filipino Southern Baptist Fellowship of North America convenes in conjunction with the 2019 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting in Birmingham, Ala.
The Southern Baptist Messianic Fellowship will focus on discipleship and completing an organizational restructuring effort when the group convenes in Birmingham, Ala., in conjunction with the 2019 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting.
E.W. McCall Sr., an African American Southern Baptist leader and champion of Sunday School, died April 19. He was 79.
The Boy Scouts of America could soon face more legal trouble over alleged sexual abuse. Several states are moving to adjust statute-of-limitations laws so more victims of past abuse can sue for damages.
This month may have seen the initial judicial step in overturning the landmark abortion case, Roe v. Wade. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed into state law one of the most restrictive pro-life bills in the United States: SB 23, otherwise known as the "heartbeat bill."
Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson said it was time “to update the statues with representatives of our more recent history."
The number of foreign children adopted by U.S. families plunged again last year, according to data the U.S. State Department released last month.
With the arrival of Palm Sunday, Catholics across the globe will soon be handed spiky leaves as they walk into church. Some might fold them into elaborate little crosses. Kids will poke each other with them. But it's safe to say most won't know where they came from.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday (April 12) signed into law a bill protecting unborn babies from abortion from the moment they have a detectable heartbeat, usually around six weeks of gestation.
At the request of municipal and federal agencies, faith-based organizations in Albuquerque, N.M., including the Baptist Convention of New Mexico, are helping to house and feed more than 400 asylum-seeking migrants from South and Central America.
