Jefferson City Baptists, Methodists celebrate Unity Sunday
First Baptist Church of Jefferson City shared joint worship services, a joint choir and Tony Campolo with First United Methodist Church.
Missouri Baptists debate college name change
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Judge upholds fines against Baptists in Uzbekistan
OSLO, Norway (ABP) -- A judge in Uzbekistan refused Oct. 14 to overturn fines against five Baptists convicted of illegal worship, an international news service that specializes in religious freedom coverage reported Oct. 26.
Moderate Baptists uneasy about evangelical baggage
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European Protestants and Baptists sign cooperation pact
ROME (ABP) -- Baptists in Europe pledged to work more closely with other Protestants on the continent in an agreement signed Sept. 24.
Baptists give money for flood relief in Pakistan
WASHINGTON (ABP) -- Baptist groups in North America and Europe are donating money to assist flood victims in Pakistan.
Baptists at their best
The Baptist World Congress, held every five years and drawing thousands of Baptists from around the world, is a refreshing event. Most people who are drawn to the Congress are hungry for what they discover. This year's event held recently in Honolulu was no
Baptists respond to massive Pakistan flooding
ISLAMABAD, Pakisan (ABP) -- Baptists around the globe are responding to the floods that have afflicted Pakistan for two weeks, sending money and resources in the aftermath of what could become the nation’s biggest natural disaster in modern times.
Alliance of Baptists praises marriage ruling; Mohler fears effects on liberty
ATLANTA (ABP) -- A progressive Baptist group released a statement Aug. 10 praising a federal judge for upholding both marriage equality and religious freedom by declaring a California ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional.
Analysis: Southern Baptists face the future — and an identity crisis
(ABP) -- Institutionally and organizationally, American Protestantism is in a state of permanent transition -- and the Southern Baptist Convention is no exception.
These days it is clear that fewer religious Americans think of their primary identity in terms of a