AP Adopts LGBTQ Ideology in New Guidance to Journalists Covering Transgender Issues
Journalists are advised to avoid terms like “biological sex,” “male or female hormones” and “sex change.”
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Former Democrats and Republicans Are Joining Forces to Create a New Party - RELEVANT
You hear it all the time. People say both parties are drifting too far to the extremes, listening to well-heeled fringe voices instead of the vast
NEWS DIGEST: ‘Difficult 6 to 12 months’ financially; Stocks react to economic news | Baptist Press
GuideStone’s Spika sees difficult short term financial environment; Wall Street closing higher after shaky start on GDP report.
'A Right Given by God': Amb. Sam Brownback Brings Decades-Long Fight for Global Religious Freedom Back Home to The US
Growing domestic threats to religious liberty have caused Ambassador Sam Brownback to shift his focus to the United States. Now, as chairman of the newly established National Committee for Religious Freedom, he's fighting to preserve religious rights granted to us by God and guaranteed in the US Constitution.
Wild Weather Strikes Across US with a Foot of Rain and Record Flooding in Saint Louis, Heat Wave Out West
Severe flash floods swept the metro Saint Louis, Missouri area on Tuesday stranding people on roads and in their homes. The historic flooding came after thunderstorms unleashed heavy rain across region, in some places, dropping a foot of rain in less than 12 hours. Motorists were trapped in their cars on highways. One person was found dead in a flooded car. The flooding is all part of the intense weather system that has brought record heat nationwide. Millions in the Pacific Northwest are enduring a lingering heat wave.
Bishop Lamor Whitehead Explodes after Jewelry Heist is Compared to Tyler Perry Movie
Bishop Lamor Whitehead defended himself and his church from jokes and criticism after hundreds of thousands of dollars in jewelry were stolen by gunmen during a worship service Sunday
FIRST-PERSON: Why Roe is about more than just abortion | Baptist Press
NASHVILLE (BP) – In the hours following the historic Dobbs decision, which recognized that the states have the right to make laws regulating the practice of elective abortion, moral panic ensued.
The 2024 Evangelical Primary
In this issue of A Public Witness, we look at the enduring influence of White evangelicals within the GOP power structure, the early stages of the 2024 presidential campaign, and what it tells us to expect in the months and years ahead.
‘Cree’ gathering brings Hispanic community together at NOBTS | Baptist Press
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – The conference “Cree,” Spanish for “believe,” drew more than 500 Hispanic pastors, staff members and lay leaders to New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in a first-ever gathering of its kind to encourage and equip Hispanic church leaders.
Protesters Gather Outside Indiana Statehouse While Lawmakers Debate Abortion Ban
Indiana lawmakers are pairing a plan to ban nearly all abortions in the state with promises to spend more to help pregnant women, young children, and adoptions.
