by Brian Kaylor | Apr 3, 2008 | News
The editor of the Missouri Baptist Convention’s in-house publication, “The Pathway,” has strongly defended the controversial Confederate battle flag and aggressively attacked those who challenge it. In his book Embattled Banner: A Reasonable Defense...
by Bob Allen | Apr 2, 2008 | News
A former Baptist pastor in Jacksonville, Fla., previously charged with lewdness in connection with text messages he allegedly sent to a teenager now faces two additional charges, including one that he fondled a child. Darrell Gilyard, former pastor of Shiloh...
by Bob Allen | Apr 2, 2008 | News
An American Internet evangelist who made news last year for a YouTube video featuring a toy pig named Muhammed now says he has received death threats since posting a controversial film by a Dutch filmmaker that portrays Islam as a ticking time bomb aimed at the West....
by Bob Allen | Apr 2, 2008 | News
Education has become the flashpoint in the culture wars, but it could become a starting point to finding common ground, a professor told 150 teachers and clergy from Oklahoma at a conference March 25-26. “Education is a profound intellectual task, but education...
by Bob Allen | Apr 1, 2008 | News
Former Vice President Al Gore is launching a bipartisan three-year campaign this week aimed at building grassroots support to address global warming. With a $300 million price tag, the Alliance for Climate Change’s “We” campaign is one of the largest...
by Bob Allen | Mar 31, 2008 | News
A Missouri businessman is seeking $10 million in damages from leaders of the state’s Southern Baptists, money he claims he lost because of efforts by the Missouri Baptist Convention to block him from developing property he legally purchased in 2006. William...
