Can Empathy Be Learned? Science Offers Some Clues
(RNS) — The mass shooting in Las Vegas has become yet another example of human capacity for evil. Almost immediately, people cried for
Church Clarity Pressures Pastors and Churches to Disclose Views on Homosexuality
(RNS) - In a time when the church is bitterly divided over sexual ethics and LGBT issues, it is, well, unclear, whether Church Clarity’s effort
MBTS Celebrates Allen’s 5th Anniversary
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP) -- Amid a grand celebration of Jason Allen's fifth anniversary as Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's president, trustees, friends and the
U.S. Support for Stricter Gun Laws Rises to 60 Percent
U.S. support for stricter regulations on firearm sales now stands at 60 percent (a 5-point increase from 2016), according to Gallup survey data released on Oct.
MBC Annual Meeting Gathers in Raytown
The 183rd Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting takes place October 23-25 at the Raytown campus of Connection Point Church.
Missouri Baptist Foundation Announces New Regional Vice President
The Missouri Baptist Foundation have announced the addition of Tim Huddleston as its new Regional Vice President.
MercyMe, Williams, Winans Have Big Night at GMA Dove Awards
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Gospel music veterans MercyMe were named Artist of the Year at the 48th annual Gospel Music Association (GMA) Dove Awards Oct.
Study: Young Bible Readers More Likely to Be Faithful Adults
NASHVILLE (BP) -- Most churchgoing Protestant parents of young adults say their kids grew up to be Christians.
According to a LifeWay Research survey released Oct.
New Film on Mark Twain Highlights Journey’s Impact on His Religious Views
(RNS) — Mark Twain, a.k.a. Samuel Clemens, didn’t have much of anything good to say about religion, at least the organized kind.
“I have a religion
Progress Made Toward Ending Child Labor, Millions Still Exploited
"How much do you know about your favorite cotton T-shirt's journey to your closet?"
This question opened the Department of Labor's annual "Findings on