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The recently implemented zero-tolerance immigration policy that separates children from their parents who cross the border without proper documentation prompted strong reaction from some Baptists—particularly after U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions cited the New Testament in support of the policy.
By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Being “relevant” focuses all of our attention on the whims of the now and the uncertainty of the future. It causes us to only see the past and those who led in the past as hindrances rather than examples and people with gifts our body needs now.
By Zac Harrel
The #MeToo Movement brought to light issues of sexual abuse the church should have addressed long ago, the leader of a workshop at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship general assembly insisted.
By Isa Torres / Hispanic Beat Reporter
Faith leaders are excoriating Trump and Sessions for recent immigration policy changes, but RNS columnist Jacob Lupfer sees this crisis as Congress’ fault—specifically, House Republicans who have bet their survival on nativist politics.
By Jacob Lupfer / Religion News Service
By Eric M. Eckert / Baylor University
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By Carrie McGuffin and Aaron Weaver / Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
By Carrie McGuffin / Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
By Staff / Baptist Standard
By Eric Black / Editor
