Former Youth Pastor Arrested for Alleged DUI Crash That Killed Daughter
A former Florida youth pastor whose 8-year-old daughter died in a high-speed, impaired-driving crash has been charged months after the incident, authorities said
A former Florida youth pastor whose 8-year-old daughter died in a high-speed, impaired-driving crash has been charged months after the incident, authorities said
RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – “I’ll add a zero to our giving.”
RICHMOND, Va. (BP) – Eli Choi, the pastor of Home Church in Frederick, Md., said that after attending the NextGen SBC Asian American Pastors’ Summit at the International Mission Board headquarters he has a renewed commitment to cooperative Southern Baptist missions through the IMB.
Barring any limiting event such as war or economic depression, if the pace at which Christians abandon their faith before the age of 30 were to accelerate beyond its current pace, America could no ...
Power companies, local governments, and small businesses—even a shelter for victims of domestic violence—are among hundreds of victims hacked by three Iranians, the Justice Department said Wednesd...
The founder and president of Live Action said: “Whether you live 10 minutes or 10 years or a hundred years, you’re human life and you have the right to not be killed. And that’s what the pro-life fight is all about.”
The Religious Freedom Institute has documented more than sixty attacks on pro-life organizations since May, and a troubling lack of a public response from federal authorities.
New text messages that were entered into a Mississippi civil lawsuit reveal former Governor Phil Bryant worked with Brett Favre (yes, the Brett Favre) on
Fuller Theological Seminary, the nation’s largest interdenominational seminary, has chosen as its new president David Emmanuel Goatley, the first Black person to hold the office. Goatley comes to Fuller from Duke Divinity School, where he was hired in 2018 to direct the Office of Black Church Studies and to teach theology. He will take the helm at Fuller in January.
For most, an occasional sermon about tithing is standard fare. As it turns out, though, most American pastors aren’t convinced Christians need to give the customary 10% of their income to the church.
A journalist who has extensively covered the transgender debate recently revealed why the topic has so resonated, explaining something inside snapped when he learned about what was happening to ...