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  • Conditions deteriorating in Myanmar, Baptist doctor says

    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

  • Proposed Senate Human Rights Commission applauded

    Advocates for international religious freedom and human rights affirmed the bipartisan introduction of a U.S. Senate resolution establishing the Senate Human Rights Commission.

    03/05/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

  • Baylor launches online ‘journey through history’ regarding race

    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

  • Cornelius Project offers hope and help to police officers

    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

  • Christian nationalism a threat to Christianity, BJC chief asserts

    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.

    03/01/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

  • Review: Praying with Our Feet

    Managing Editor Ken Camp reviews “Praying with Our Feet” by Lindsey Krinks.

    03/01/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

  • TBM provides relief and recovery from winter storm

    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 regents accept commission report on school’s history

    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

  • Texas Baptists serve neighbors hit hard by winter storm

    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

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    Two Christians in Pakistan charged with blasphemy

    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

  • CommonCall: Ministry of Grace

    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

  • Logsdon supporters plan seminary in San Antonio

    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.

    02/16/2021 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

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