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Conditions continue to deteriorate rapidly for citizens peacefully seeking to resist military rule in Myanmar—and particularly for medical personnel who are caring for injured protesters, a Baptist physician in the troubled nation reported.
03/05/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Advocates for international religious freedom and human rights affirmed the bipartisan introduction of a U.S. Senate resolution establishing the Senate Human Rights Commission.
On Texas Independence Day, prior to the public release of a report from a commission formed to explore Baylor University’s historic links to slavery and racial injustice, the school held the first of three forums on the subject.
03/03/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Jimmy Meeks, a Baptist minister and career police officer, believes Jesus offers the answer to the problems of rampant suicide, divorce and PTSD among the ranks of law enforcement.
03/01/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Christians should confront Christian nationalism not only because it harms civil society, but also because it dilutes their faith and damages the church, an expert in church-state relations told a webinar audience.
Managing Editor Ken Camp reviews “Praying with Our Feet” by Lindsey Krinks.
In response to a devastating winter storm that caused at least $46 billion in property damage, Texas Baptist Men have mobilized to help Texans in need.
02/24/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
Baylor University regents accepted the final report from a commission formed to examine the university’s history and its founders’ links to slavery and racial injustice.
02/22/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
As Texans struggled with bitter cold, prolonged power outages, burst pipes and water-boil mandates, Texas Baptists reached out to neighbors in need.
02/19/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
A pair of young Christians in Pakistan have been charged with violating that nation’s blasphemy law—an offense that carries a mandatory death penalty if the accused is found guilty.
02/18/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
When Mark Grace retired at the end of January as chief mission and ministry officer at Baylor Scott & White Health, it marked the end of a career in institutional chaplaincy. But it doesn’t mean Grace will stop serving in what he calls “ministry on the boundaries.”
02/16/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor
A group of alumni and supporters of Logsdon Theological Seminary announced plans to open a freestanding seminary at Baptist Temple in San Antonio, which may or may not bear the Logsdon name.
