Dad and Daughter Offer ‘Ministry of Presence’ as Chaplains
Chaplains Sarah Greenfield and Alan Rogers share a rare bond that encompasses God and country as it transcends family and vocation.
Commander Rogers and Lieutenant Junior Grade
Confidence in Church, Organized Religion Continues to Dip
The church and organized religion ranked fourth in Gallup’s Confidence in Institutions report released on June 28, behind the U.S. military, small business and police.
Thirty-eight percent of
Alabama Couple Invests Decades Praying For, Flying People in Need
MONROEVILLE, Ala. (The Alabama Baptist) -- One day Tommy Lee looked out the window and decided it was perfect plane-washing weather. He got the hose out
BWA Speaks on Religious Liberty, Women, Immigrant Families
ZURICH, Switzerland – Advocating for religious liberty in eastern Ukraine, protecting women and girls, and keeping immigrant families together were the focus of resolutions approved by the Baptist World Alliance
How Can Churches Respond to #MeToo?
In 2002, a Boston Globe investigation brought widespread media coverage to child sexual abuse allegations within the Catholic Church. Tarris Rosell remembers people talking about what
#MeToo Movement Spreads to #ChurchToo
Soon after the first accusations of sexual assault and abuse by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein were made public, the #MeToo hashtag was born because of a simple
MBU, TBH Plead Case to Appellate Court
In the Missouri Baptist Convention’s nearly 16-year legal battle against five Baptist ministries, the remaining two cases are now before the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western
Facebook Leads the Way in Digital Evangelism Efforts
Facebook leads the way among social media outlets when it comes to evangelism on digital platforms, according to a Barna Group report released on June 26.
Trump Names Religious Liberty ‘Warrior’ Brett Kavanaugh to Supreme Court
(RNS) — President Trump has nominated U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh to be his Supreme Court nominee to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy, setting
Baptist Mission Teams Stuck but Safe in Haiti After Riots
PORT-AU-PRINCE (BP) -- About 200 Southern Baptists on mission were trapped in Haiti after violent riots closed airports, sources told Baptist Press, but at least