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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Dallas Theological Seminary Says Its President Apologizes for Racism ‘Every Year’ After Complaint From Black Graduate
Dallas Theological Seminary, one of the top 20 seminaries in the U S , revealed Tuesday that the school s president, Mark L Bailey, apologizes for racism every year after graduate Jimmy King, who now ...
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Is Oklahoma’s use of lethal injection cruel and unusual?
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case challenging the use of the lethal injection in the United States, following a number of botched executions.
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Clinton, Paul talk abortion on 2016 campaign trail | Baptist Press
With abortion emerging as an issue in the 2016 presidential campaign, a Florida pastor involved in pro-life ministries is urging believers to vote for pro-life candidates while not pinning their ultimate hope for protecting unborn children on either major political party.
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Catholic Relief Services’ Vice-President Revealed to Be in Gay Marriage
A 44-year-old vice-president at Catholic Relief Services who s in a same-sex marriage, was elevated to an executive position in the same month he was married, a Christian research and education ...
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Want women’s equality? Don’t downplay ‘feminine genius,’ Holy See tells UN
The recognition of women’s special and integral role in human progress cannot overlook the dignity of women as wives, mothers and a voice for the vulnerable, a Vatican official told the United Nations this month.
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Criminal Justice Reform: Conservatives, Liberals Uniting Over ‘Universally Held Christian Values’
Respect for the worth and dignity of every human being, a Christian value held in common by liberals and conservatives alike, is helping to unite a broad coalition in favor of criminal justice ...
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Couple offers undocumented youth new life | Baptist Press
The first time Cesar Virto met his neighbors Don and Carol Ann Webb, they called the police on him. The second time, they introduced him to Jesus.
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Family Christian Sued by Publishers for Attempting to Sell Their Products at Future Auction
A lawsuit has been filed by Christian publishers against retailer Family Christian due to the company s decision to unload their remaining inventory at a future auction after it declared bankruptcy ...
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Underground Friends: ‘A Slave in Need? Send Them to Me’
The Underground Railroad effort not only helped free slaves during the Civil War, it also crossed the racial divide by giving both races a cause for which to fight, in many places led by the Quakers.
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FIRST-PERSON: The church & social media | Baptist Press
Church digital strategy director Darrel Girardier believes "the church is in a position for God to use social networking for some amazing things." But, among his suggestions, "We need to stop tweeting that our worship band 'rocks'" and "Don't argue online. No one wins and we all lose when we argue online."
