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18 Hispanic council members named

Members of a Hispanic Advisory Council have been named to work in conjunction with the Southern Baptist Convention"s Executive Committee, North American Mission Board and other SBC entities toward "more fully integrating Hispanic Baptist churches into the total fabric... Continue Reading »

Gay group won’t try Prop 8 repeal in 2012

>Acknowledging that California citizens are not ready to overturn Proposition 8, a leading gay group in the state said Oct. 5 it would not seek to place an initiative on the 2012 ballot redefining marriage.... Continue Reading »

Dakota Baptists thank DR volunteers

The last of the disaster relief volunteers who responded to this summer"s massive flooding in Minot, N.D., ended their work on the first day of the Dakota Baptist Convention"s annual meeting.... Continue Reading »

Misspelling ‘Muhammad’ puts Pakistani schoolgirl in danger

An eighth-grade student in Pakistan has been expelled from school and her family forced to relocate after the Christian girl misspelled "Muhammad," leading to accusations of blasphemy, sources told Compass Direct News.... Continue Reading »

Palestinians: Mixed feelings on statehood

Since many of the larger Palestinian businesses are owned by Muslims, jobs for Christians are few.... Continue Reading »

MasterChef winner shares recipes, Gospel

Since winning Fox"s MasterChef contest last year, Whitney Miller has been sharing her love of food with her first cookbook, but new recipes and satisfied taste buds aren"t all this southerner wants to spread.... Continue Reading »

LifeWay, Joe Gibbs, Tony Evans to partner at simulcast from NASCAR track

LifeWay Men, a team at LifeWay Christian Resources, will broadcast a live simulcast event featuring Joe Gibbs and Tony Evans on May 26 from Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina.... Continue Reading »

Religious freedom panel gets extension

The latest appropriations measure, approved by the House and Senate and signed into law Oct. 5 by President Obama, contains a provision extending authorization of USCIRF through Nov. 18.... Continue Reading »

FIRST-PERSON: You thought you were only shopping

In July, a petition asking Microsoft to stop doing business with CGBG hit the Web.... Continue Reading »

MOVIES: Faith at the box office

There are several films in theaters, or about to be, containing spiritual themes.... Continue Reading »

Supreme Court set to hear major religious liberty case

The case, Hosanna-Tabor v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, concerns whether a church-based school has freedom from federal oversight in hiring and firing decisions.... Continue Reading »

Blood test could aid sex-selective abortions

A blood test recently proven to be capable of accurately determining the sex of an unborn child as early as seven weeks" gestation could result in an increase in gender-selective abortions in the United States.... Continue Reading »