Churches, Religious Groups Most Highly Regarded Institutions
Churches and religious organizations are the most highly regarded among U.S. institutions, according to the Pew Research Center.
Fifty-nine percent of U.S. adults hold
Protestant Churches Embrace Gluten-Free Bread for Communion as Vatican Reaffirms Ban
(RNS) — While the Roman Catholic world digests a Vatican letter confirming the church’s prohibition on gluten-free wafers, Protestant churches continue to place orders for
Global Baptists Promote Religious Liberty Concerns
Baptists from nearly 50 nations focused on religious liberty concerns in multiple nations during the annual gathering of the Baptist World Alliance in Bangkok, Thailand, the
Attending Church Is Good for Your Health. Now What?
(RNS) The latest in a long line of studies, now numbering in the hundreds, if not thousands, shows that church attendance is good for your
Experts Say Hobby Lobby Must Have Known It Was Illegally Importing Artifacts
(RNS) Hobby Lobby’s claim that it did not know it was buying ill-gotten artifacts is disingenuous, say those who work in the field and
Global Baptists Gather in Thailand for BWA Gathering
About 300 Baptists from nearly 50 nations trekked to Bangkok, Thailand, this week for the annual gathering of the Baptist World Alliance.
Meeting in a predominately Buddhist
Incoming Moderator Challenges Cooperative Baptists to “Love Much and Love Well”
ATLANTA — Cooperative Baptists heard from the Fellowship’s two top-elected leaders during the Friday business session of the 2017 General Assembly: current CBF Moderator Doug Dortch, and
Elijah Brown Nominated for Baptist World Alliance General Secretary
Native Texan Elijah Brown is being nominated to be the next general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance.
Brown was formally approved by the BWA Executive Committee
Partee Wins Grant to Digitize Word&Way Archive
The Partee Missouri Baptist Archive at William Jewell College won a digital imaging grant from the Institute of Museum and Library
When Gospel Sermons Came on the Phonograph
(The Conversation) The first truly African-American musical form, the “Spirituals,” took shape in the 17th and 18th centuries within the generations of slaves born into the