NewsSoutheastern Seminary received its new president, Daniel Akin, with a thousand-plus gathering at the seminary 146;s Binkley Chapel, on Wake Forest, N C , Oct 27, 2004 The service, themed, 147;devoted
"It's no secret to anyone that what is happening to other individual states is definitely going to have an impact on our state." Christina Rondeau, executive director of the North Dakota Family AllianceBISMARCK, N.D. (BP)--North Dakota is anything but a bastion of liberalism. In fact, it hasn't gone Democratic in…
"The Christian that would have never been involved in politics chose to become involved on this issue, because they believe in marriage between a man and a woman." Chris Stewart, executive director of the Arkansas Marriage Amendment CommitteeLITTLE ROCK, Ark. (BP)--For years, pro-family leaders have tried to get Christians involved…
"It all depends on turnout ... We can see right now that with polling we did this past weekend that our numbers are slipping." Phil Burress, chairman of the Ohio Campaign to Protect MarriageCINCINNATI (BP)--All eyes are on the battleground state of Ohio this fall, and for more than just…
Drawing the distinction In chapel at Southwestern Seminary, pastor Dwight McKissic decries comparisons between the civil rights movement and gay rights. Photo by Margie Dolch/SWBTS FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--The suffering of the homosexual does not compare with the suffering of the black man in America, Dwight McKissic told a chapel…
WASHINGTON (BP)--Following is a sample of arguments made during the Sept. 30 debate in the House of Representatives over the Marriage Protection Amendment. The amendment received a majority vote but fell short of the required 290 votes. The final tally was 227-186.
WASHINGTON (BP)--The Marriage Protection Amendment received a majority vote in the House of Representatives Sept. 30 but fell short of the required 290 votes, causing supporters to vow to keep fighting. Pro-family leader Richard Land called it a "good start."
WASHINGTON (BP)--The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on the Marriage Protection Amendment, H.J.R. 106, Thursday, Sept. 30. Supporters say that if it is to pass, Christians nationwide must take action now by calling their congressman. That time is now. Call your representative and urge support for the marriage…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--“We are locked in a struggle to defend the basic building block of society,” Richard Land said of marriage when he addressed the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee Sept. 21.
WINNEPEG, Manitoba (BP)--Manitoba became the fourth Canadian province to legalize same-sex "marriage" Sept. 16 when a judge there struck down the province's current definition of marriage. Courts in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec -- as well as the Yukon territory -- also have legalized same-sex "marriage."
