Ethicists view health care as basic right, not a luxury commodity
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Healing the sick: Unlike 1993, religious groups visible on both sides of debate
The last time a president attempted comprehensive reform of America’s health-insurance system, it went over like the proverbial lead balloon. And conservative religious groups were prominent in the coalition that helped
Jerry Rankin announces retirement as IMB president
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Concentrate on the message, author urges
Artists — whether novelists, playwrights, journalists, musicians, painters, etc. — should consider their message first, even before contemplating earning a living.
Urge Congress to act on poverty bills
Bread for the World is calling on constituents to urge their U.S. senators and representatives to sign on as cosponsors of bills aimed at foreign aid reform (800-828-0498 or www.congress.org).
Baylor study reveals clergy sexual misconduct with adults cuts across all lines
In any given congregation with 400 adult members, seven women on average have been victims of clergy sexual misconduct since they turned 18, a new study by the Baylor School of Social Work reveals.
The giving standard Jesus praised
Sitting across from the offering box, He was observing how the crowd tossed money in for the collection. Many of the rich were making large contributions. One poor widow came up and put in two small coins — a measly two cents.
Kingdom City church focuses on fitness
Richland Baptist Church, Kingdom City, is urging the community to get “Fit for the Holidays.” The church has partnered with a variety of local businesses and service organizations to offer a 12-week program to help the community reach weight loss goals in a comprehensive
RIGHT OR WRONG: Religious liberty is at the core of ethics
I think the principle of religious liberty lies at the core of ethical decision-making, whether for an individual or a group. What do you think?
In amended counterclaim, Jester sues MBC Executive Board for $15 million
CAMDENTON — The Missouri Baptist Convention could face paying more than $15 million to a Springfield developer over land formerly owned by Windermere Baptist Conference Center.