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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SBCV: ‘golden opportunity’ for refugee evangelism | Baptist Press
A border crossing between Greece and Macedonia has presented what some Southern Baptists in Virginia believe is among the best opportunities in years to reach Muslims with the Gospel.
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Supreme letdown for North Dakota pro-lifers as Court won’t hear state’s law
The Supreme Court of the United States on Monday declined to hear a case that overturned North Dakota’s limits on abortion to before a fetal heartbeat can be detected.
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Producer defends ethics of Planned Parenthood videos | Baptist Press
David Daleiden, producer of the videos of Planned Parenthood's sale of baby body parts, defends the undercover ethics of the Center for Medical Progress, explains a contradiction between devaluing the unborn yet selling their tissue; and recounts his personal story in addressing the issue.
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Planned Parenthood lawsuit called ‘frivolous’ | Baptist Press
Planned Parenthood filed suit Jan. 14 in federal court against the Center for Medical Progress, accusing the group of conducting "a complex criminal enterprise conceived and executed by anti-abortion extremists." CMP founder David Daleiden calls lawsuit 'frivolous.'
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SANCTITY OF LIFE: Making a difference | Baptist Press
Melanie Lenow is the mother of four children with Evan Lenow, an ethics professor at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. This column first appeared at the Biblical Woman website, biblicalwoman.com, a blog of Southwestern Seminary.
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Should biological males play girls’ sports? Nebraska bishops weigh in
As the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) weighs new protocol for transgender students’ participation in school activities, the Catholic bishops of Nebraska have urged respect for these persons while also upholding the safety and privacy of other students.
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Anti-trafficking ministry receives safe house | Baptist Press
Rebecca Jowers has been on a mission since earning a seminary degree in 2012. The mission: to provide help for victims of human trafficking. Her anti-trafficking ministry, the Poiema Foundation, recently received a safe house in the Dallas area. "We felt called to step out in faith," Jowers says of the ministry.
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Air Force Academy Investigates Player-Led Prayers on Football Team
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation MRFF is upset about Air Force Academy cadets praying on the field, declaring the action exclusionary to non-believing players
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FIRST-PERSON: Still coercive — China’s two-child policy | Baptist Press
China's new two-child policy exerts the same coercion of families as the former one-child policy, columnist Penna Dexter writes, underscoring the need for the dawning of freedom and sanctity of life in the communist giant.
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70% of Women Who Get Abortions Identify as Christians, Survey Finds
Over 40 percent of women who ve had an abortion say they were frequent churchgoers at the time they ended their pregnancies and about a half of them say they kept their abortions hidden from church ...
