Ex-Assistant Principal on Trial in Case of 6-Year-Old Shooter
Signs outside Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Va., on Jan. 25, 2023. Associated Press / Photo by Denise Lavoie, file Loading the Audio Player...
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Christian Flight Attendant Fired Over Opposition to Union’s Support of Women’s March, Lawsuit Claims
A former Southwest Airlines flight attendant has filed a lawsuit and a complaint with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, claiming that she was fired for voicing religious ...
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1 Million Students Will ‘Fix Our Eyes’ on Jesus at ‘See You at the Pole’
One million students across the United States and countries worldwide will observe the annual See You at the Pole prayer on school campuses Wednesday morning
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Tebow to N.C. Bapt. DR: You’ve gone above, beyond | Baptist Press
Professional athlete, sports analyst and native Floridian Tim Tebow thanked North Carolina Baptist churches in a Facebook video posted Thursday (Sept. 21) for their disaster relief efforts across Florida after Hurricane Irma.
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As Harvey loomed, church prepared for town’s needs | Baptist Press
As Hurricane Harvey loomed, First Baptist Church in Huffman, Texas, mobilized to open a shelter and gather water, blankets and clothing for flood survivors in the town 30 miles northeast of Houston.
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Calif. scraps abortion pill reversal class for nurses | Baptist Press
Nurses don't need to learn about a procedure used to counteract the effects of an abortion-inducing drug, according to the California Board of Registered Nursing.
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Good News Bible Clubs Thrive as After School Satan Clubs Decline
As after school clubs named for Satan are closing down, clubs that teach kids about God are on the rise. Good News Clubs, sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship, plan to increase the number of clubs they have in public schools across the country.
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WRAP-UP: Prayer, DR giving top EC actions at 100 yrs. | Baptist Press
Intercessory prayer and special disaster recovery funding topped the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee agenda at its Nashville meeting Sept. 18–19, which marked the group's centennial.
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Catholic health care growth a benefit, not a threat, ethicist says
A research paper that depicts the growth of Catholic health care as a threat to reproductive health ignores the attraction of Catholic hospitals and downplays the ethical concerns about procedures like abortion and sterilization, one commentator has said.
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Houston volunteers ‘put some legs’ on their faith | Baptist Press
Hurricane Harvey's impact will be felt in this flood-weary state for many months to come as homeowners struggle to put their lives back together. Southern Baptist Disaster Relief (SBDR) crews remain on the scene, even as others deploy to Florida for Hurricane Irma response.
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Calif. Pastor Gets 24 Years in Prison for Defrauding Congregants of a Million Dollars
A California pastor was sentenced to 24 years in prison on Friday after he was found to have defrauded members of his congregation out of a million dollars in investments
