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Scopes trial propelled Christians toward scientific engagement, professors say
NASHVILLE (BP) — Growing up in New Mexico, Jeremy Blaschke had never even heard of the Scopes Monkey Trial that took place in Dayton, Tennessee, in July 1925. But as a home schooled teenager and evangelical Christian, he loved science and knew he wanted to study animals to know God better... read more
Relationships line Mark Johnson’s path to Louisiana Christian University presidency
PINEVILLE, La. (BP) — Heather Williams was accustomed to making all As. With her performance less than excellent in Russian class at Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pa., she turned to her professor John Mark Scott for advice... read more
Georgia church launches 5-year evangelism push with 10,000-conversation goal
ATHENS, Ga. — Having a conversation about God can often be intimidating, but Beech Haven Church in Athens is taking on that challenge in a big way by setting a goal of initiating 10,000 gospel conversations over the next five years... read more
Vietnamese Baptists celebrate 50 years of growth
LOS ANGELES — Vietnamese Southern Baptists gathered July 3-6 at the LAX Marriott to celebrate the 50 years since the first Vietnamese refugees arrived in the United States. In that same year, 1975, the first Vietnamese Southern Baptist church was started in El Cajon, Calif... read more
Federal judge issues new injunction blocking Planned Parenthood defunding
BOSTON (BP) — The federal judge who issued a temporary restraining order blocking the portion of Congress’ “Big Beautiful Bill” that removes federal funds from abortion providers has doubled down, issuing a revised order on Friday, July 11... read more
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Lifeway trustees begin search for new president, name interim CEO
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NC Baptists on Mission aids in flood cleanup following Chantal
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‘We’ve seen God come through’: Alabama church’s Christian school growing
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Americans help Canadians on ‘Moving Day’
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Rural church provides hope and a refuge for the outcasts
