Florist appeals to Supreme Court for second time over same-sex wedding case
A florist in Washington state sued for declining to serve a same-sex wedding is once again appealing her case to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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On a Somber 9/11 Anniversary, Victim Rips Into Ilhan Omar at Ground Zero
Americans across the country are commemorating September 11, 2001, the tragic day when terrorists killed nearly 3,000 Americans in the deadliest terrorist attack in history on US soil.
US bishops mark 9/11 with prayers
On the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, Catholic leaders in the United States has spoken in honor of those who lost their lives, and praisedthe countrys resolve and unity.
At old Coke bottling plant, lives are being changed | Baptist Press
An old Coca-Cola bottling plant becomes a hub for disaster relief and for ministry to at-risk youth in Albany, Ga.
Finding God in the Shadow of 9-11: A Survivor's Story
Christina and Brian Stanton witnessed the attacks of 9/11 from their apartment just a few hundred yards from the twin towers. This is their story of survival, and how that day changed everything, especially their relationship with God.
FIRST-PERSON: Missional impact in your state | Baptist Press
International Mission Board President Paul Chitwood highlights the broad scope of work by state Baptist conventions.
Maine teens hike 70 miles in pilgrimage of prayer to end addiction and depression
For the second year in a row, 11 Maine teens embarked on a 70-mile pilgrimage to pray for their communities and to raise awareness of issues that have impacted their lives: teen addiction, depression, and suicide.
Hurricane Dorian: Baptist Disaster Relief on Alert
GUAYNABO, Puerto Rico (BP) -- With Hurricane Dorian missing the island of Puerto Rico, it now is making its way northward. The National Hurricane Center projects the storm will gain strength, potentially becoming a Category 4 hurricane before making landfall in Florida early Monday morning (Sept. 1).
Patterson denies claims in former student's lawsuit | Baptist Press
Paige Patterson, former president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, has denied allegations of negligence, violation of privacy and liability in a federal court lawsuit filed by a former seminary student.
After the abuse: A bishop's ministry of healing and trust
If God chose Bishop Cozzens to be a part of the Church’s healing ministry, meeting Gina Barthel was a big part of how that healing ministry would begin.
