Chicago pastor resigns after 1960s sex abuse revealed | Baptist Press
Charles Lyons resigned as pastor of Armitage Baptist Church in Chicago following what church leaders called a "corrective leave of absence" that began in October 2018.
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Disaster Relief Appreciation Day set for Nov. 10 | Baptist Press
With Disaster Relief Appreciation Day set for Nov. 10, ask Lonnie Rowan how he is defying the odds as a DR volunteer.
Push to bar puberty-blocking drugs, medical gender-transitioning of children widens to 3 states
Following the outcry over 7-year-old James Younger in Texas, whose mother is seeking to medically transition him into a girl named Luna, the push to ban medical gender-transitioning for minors is ...
San Jacinto: The 18-Minute Battle that Changed American History
In his latest book, Sam Houston & the Alamo Avengers, Fox & Friends Host Brian Kilmeade, brings us the story of a tiny army of underdog Texians, as they were known back then, who came together to avenge the Alamo, and in the process, forever changed American history.
Puberty blockers yield 'the most insidious child sterilization programs ever devised,' doctors say
Endocrinologists are pushing back against a recent statement by the Pediatric Endocrine Society which asserts that puberty-blocking drugs are reversible and effective at alleviating the distress of ...
EC to expand ethnic relations, mobilization | Baptist Press
Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee president and CEO Ronnie Floyd announced Friday (Nov. 1) the addition of three full-time positions to the EC staff to develop more specific outreach toward increasing diverse engagement and mobilization.
A Warlock Got Him Hooked on the Occult - Then He Was Hounded by Demons Until the Power of Jesus Set Him Free
His own grandfather took him to meet a warlock. That's how Rigo Cambray first got hooked on the occult. After years of abuse and drug addiction, he finally felt the power that his soul craved. But it only led to more pain and oppression, not the freedom he sought.
Divided House approves impeachment inquiry | Baptist Press
The U.S. House of Representatives' nearly party-line vote Thursday (Oct. 31) in support of a presidential impeachment inquiry for only the fourth time in American history reflected the deep division in Congress and the country over the issue.
Former LGBTQ Members Say Their Changed Lives Prove Homosexuality Isn't Permanent
These days there's so much talk about gay and transgender rights, and passing laws to protect those rights, that a whole other minority is getting ignored: those who've left the gay and transgender lifestyles.
Biden communion denial was required by diocesan policy
A policy in the Diocese of Charleston, South Carolina requires priests to withhold the Eucharist from politicians and political candidates who support legal protection for abortion.
