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Deaths: Brian Jennings, 41, June 16 in Burleson, Seth Dorrell, 32, June 16 in Mexico City and Lonnie Richards, 77, June 19 in Houston.
06/21/2013 - By John Rutledge
Exodus International, a group that bills itself as “the oldest and largest Christian ministry dealing with faith and homosexuality,” announced it’s shutting its doors.
06/20/2013 - By John Rutledge
LifeTree Cafes provide a safe place where people from all walks of life can talk about difficult questions and the struggles they’re going through. Coffee and snacks help, too.
Whether Jesse Joyner is riding a unicycle or juggling, he shares an important message about finding balance through a relationship with Christ.
Wayland Baptist University’s School of Music received a $154,000 donation from the Roberta Wright Reeves Trust in Dallas. The donation will enable the school to purchase 11 Steinway and Sons, Boston and Essex model pianos.
Southern Baptists gave $149.3 million to the 2012 Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions.
Fifteen years after Congress created an independent watchdog panel to oversee global religious freedom, the panel has little power and little influence, activists told lawmakers.
Young adults who deem themselves “spiritual but not religious” are more likely to commit property crimes than those who identify as “religious,” according to Baylor University researchers.
When First Baptist Church of Spring Branch in northwest Houston sold its property, the congregation decided to donate $100,000 to provide seed money for a new community counseling program at Gracewood, a ministry to single mothers and children sponsored by Children at Heart Ministries.
Students from churches across the United States each paid $250 this summer to provide labor for 16 South Dallas homes in need of repair, siding or a fresh coat of paint.
Preschoolers at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas learned an important lesson this year: Nobody is too young to make a difference.
The 105-year-old Baptist Temple Church in Houston, faced with a dwindling congregation and a changing neighborhood, elected to sell some of its facility and renovate the remaining portion, with plans to use it to reach its community.