Doing the Math: What’s a Human Life Worth?
Recently, at one of his daily news conferences, Gov. Andrew Cuomo addressed the question that has haunted so many of us lately: How much is a human life worth?
The Other Side of Othering
I have been an outsider among judgmental people. I know how it feels to walk into a room and for people to think they know who you
Like Christ, accept and value all
It is encouraging to see churches helping members become better educated about mental disorders and working to defuse the stigma of mental illness. Dealing with this issue requires high levels of sensitivity and respect. In today's world, mental illness is not a
The value of Baptist communications
Years ago, editors of state Baptist publications were more likely to set aside an issue every year or two to remind readers why the editors felt their newspaper or magazine made a difference in the lives of readers.
Accident reminds editor of life’s value
Word&Way Editor Bill Webb describes the care he received for injuries suffered in a cycling accident on May 12, and shares things he's learned or been reminded of because of his experience.
Pastors still see value in Sunday School for discipleship training
Three Kansas pastors believe the church must be actively engaged in discipleship and Sunday School can continue to play a vital role -- but Bible knowledge must be applied to life.
Value people, Tuohy challenges those fighting poverty
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Austin pastor notes value of Christian calendar for spiritual formation
In this interview, Don Vanderslice, pastor of Mosaic Church in Austin, reflects on how his community of faith observes the Christian calendar.
Holmeswood youth find value in community at Mission on the Bay
Holmeswood Baptist Church, Kansas City, high school seniors planned their last youth group mission trip based on need. Each year, associate pastor Kathy Pickett meets with the seniors to discern where to go on the summer mission trip.
Value the right of dissent
By Bill Webb Word&Way Editor The International Mission Board has been embroiled in controversy for several months over a policy banning the appointment of future missionaries who practice a form of glossalalia — or speaking in tongues — even if they do it alone in