Churches seek to love their neighbors, many times providing specific ministries for specific kinds of people. Love Thy Nerd calls churches to see and love people churches may not be seeing.

How does religious liberty apply to war memorials? Amanda Tyler, executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, addresses the Supreme Court decision on the Bladensburg Cross.

A political scientist examines why, despite what people in the pew might want, the leadership of the Southern Baptist Convention is unlikely to change.

A Texas Baptist pastor translated the story of Cain (Genesis 4) into a rock album. Learn more about his classic rock take on an important biblical story.

Muslims all over the world are celebrating Eid al-Fitr, one of the religion’s principal festivals. Are you curious about what it is? Do you want to know more about your Muslim co-workers, neighbors or friends? Ken Chitwood explains Eid.

A mom and former public school educator challenges parents and caregivers to give more careful consideration to what they allow children to watch on TV.

Debbie Daniel recalls her first visit to the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs and the power of her second visit for their dedication service on May 19.

Religion News Service contributing editor Jacob Lupfer considers the difficulty of arriving at common good when American society is polarizing over issues like abortion.

A Religion News Service clergy commentator examines how recent abortion rulings may bring pro-choice and pro-life advocates together.

There’s a reason pro-life Christians may not be tooting their own horns, and the charge that they don’t care may not be accurate.

Jack Goodyear, the dean of the Cook School of Leadership at Dallas Baptist University, provides a comparison of two positions on public and private education in Texas.

Public and private schools operate under differing rules for admissions and religious expression, two points often raised in discussions of education funding.