by Brian Kaylor | Jul 20, 2010 | News
As the 2010 midterm elections heat up, several Republican candidates recently invoked God to support their campaigns and attack their political opponents. From Alabama to Missouri to Nevada, God is being portrayed as taking sides in partisan elections. Republican Ed...
by Baptist Times Staff | Jul 20, 2010 | News
A recent funeral service in a pub in Great Britain went so well that the Baptist minister who conducted it “wouldn’t hesitate” to use similar premises again. Rev. Neal Smith thought of using a local hostelry because his church, Colchester Road...
by Baptist Times Staff | Jul 14, 2010 | News
Christian charities in Great Britain have reiterated their belief that international aid should be protected from cuts after a poll suggested it would be among the public’s top priorities for spending cuts. Nearly half (49 percent) of the 2,000 respondents in...
by Susana Berrera | Jul 7, 2010 | News
Various religious leaders in El Salvador have come out against the reading of the Bible in schools. The recently approved law was established to prevent violence and diminish the influence of gangs that plague this Central American nation. Religious leaders, however,...
by Baptist Times Staff | Jul 7, 2010 | News
A prominent Bangladesh Baptist has urged everyone in the west to take responsibility for their actions in contributing to climate change – because its effects are already being felt around the world. Joyanta Adhikari, president of the Bangladesh Baptist Church Sangha...
by Brian Kaylor | Jun 29, 2010 | News
Nikki Haley easily captured the Republican nomination for South Carolina governor on June 22 after facing weeks of personal attacks, including questions about her conversion to Christianity. Several Baptists in the state joined other conservatives in stirring up...
