
Baptists Stepping up Efforts to Help Appalachia
ASHLAND, Ky. (BP) -- In the Appalachians, unemployment, poverty and drug abuse remain rampant. But Southern Baptists are stepping up their efforts to help residents impacted by the stark conditions.

ASHLAND, Ky. (BP) -- In the Appalachians, unemployment, poverty and drug abuse remain rampant. But Southern Baptists are stepping up their efforts to help residents impacted by the stark conditions.

Pro-life Chair of the House Republican Conference Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-WA, says she's struggling "to put into words how offensive" a pro-choice op-ed published in The Washington Post is to her.

In His “I Have a Dream” speech, Martin Luther King Jr. famously said, "Let freedom ring from Stone Mountain of Georgia." Now a group of pastors are headed to the top of that mountain to do exactly that.

Powerful tech companies rule our communications today, and shocking stories are coming out about how they're silencing the worldviews of millions of Christian and conservative Americans, censoring the messages you're allowed to read and post online.

A medical journal's finding that the number of transgender teens may be three times greater than previously thought should not shock believers, says a Southern Baptist ethicist, but it should summon them to ministry.

The Supreme Court's refusal to fast-track a Trump administration appeal related to immigration has given Congress more time to resolve the fate of undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.

The Arizona Senate has passed a bill that would allow teachers to post the words God enriches in public school classrooms

Matthew Lockett and Will Ford travel the country sharing a message of racial reconciliation and pro-life advocacy. After 10 years of ministry and friendship, they made a stunning discovery about their shared family history that rocked both their worlds.

Rachel Laser, an attorney who worked for Planned Parenthood and is known for advocating for abortion, LGBT issues and fighting against racial discrimination, has been named as the first non-Christian

Billy Graham did something most ministers wouldn't do in 1953 - preach the Gospel to an unsegregated audience telling them how God sees all races.