Social Safety Nets Reduce Poverty, Income Inequality
Not only do social safety nets "play a pivotal role" in reducing poverty and lowering income inequality but they also have been demonstrated to be effective
Personal Touch Drives Churchgoer Giving, Study Shows
NASHVILLE (BP) -- When it comes to charity, a personal touch works 10 times better than Facebook -- at least for churchgoers, according to a study
Barbara Bush’s Old-Fashioned Religion
(RNS) — Barbara Bush, who died Tuesday (April 17) in Houston, always seemed a little old-fashioned to me. But it wasn’t until a few days
Jimmy Carter, 93, Talks About His New Book: ‘Faith’
(RNS) — In his 32nd book, titled simply “Faith,” Jimmy Carter looks at how belief in God and others has shaped his 93 years.
“To me,
Clergy Reject Missouri Bill on Concealed Guns in Churches
(RNS) — A group of religious leaders is condemning a Missouri bill to permit people to carry concealed firearms in church without permission from clergy,
What’s Auschwitz? 2/3 of Millennials Don’t Know It Was a Nazi Death Camp, Survey Reports
(RNS) — Despite the slaughter of nearly a million Jews — as well as hundreds of thousands of Poles, Roma, Soviet prisoners of war and others
Gallup: Southern U.S. Remains Most Religious Region
Southern states remain the most religious in the U.S., according to a Gallup report released on April 6.
Housing Discrimination Still Draws Focus 50 Years Later
NASHVILLE (BP) -- On the 50th anniversary of America's Fair Housing Act, Baptists noted progress in eliminating race-based housing
Cultivating the Connection Between Soil and the Soul with ‘FaithLands’
PAICINES, Calif. (RNS) — Sometimes a tomato isn’t just a salad ingredient. Sometimes it’s a call to action.
That’s the revolutionary idea of about 40 farmers
Where Have All the Organists Gone?
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (BP) -- Has playing the organ become a dying art?
What has happened to the organists -- the ones who read three staffs