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United Nations General Assembly Captures the Performance of Narcissism on the Global Stage
Opponents of the resolution on chattel slavery take semantic issue with the superlative “gravest,” which is telling.
Excerpt | The Athlete Devotional: 40 Days of Spiritual Practice
‘The Athlete Devotional’ is available today from Nurturing Faith Books.
U.S. Views of Israel and Netanyahu Have Soured
This year, Israel’s favorability among U.S. adults dropped to 37%.
Perryman Warns Against ‘Performative Peace,’ Addresses TPUSA Event at Baylor Lecture
Skye Perryman urged Baylor to reject fear and “performative peace,” linking U.S. civil rights struggles to debate over a Turning Point USA campus event.
Gordon College’s New Graduate Program Addresses Critical Shortage of Mental Health Professionals
Gordon College announced a new Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling on March 18.
North Americans More Accepting of Gambling Than Global Peers
People in the United States and Canada are among the least likely in the world to say gambling is wrong, according to a recent Pew Research Center study.
Reclaiming Faith and Bodily Autonomy: SACReD Launches Nationwide Digital Outreach
A new campaign by SACReD targets Christian nationalism, encouraging people of faith to reconnect with traditions centered on dignity, moral agency, and care for neighbors.
Churches With Cuba Partnerships Call for Policy Shift Amid Blackout
Churches with long-standing partnerships in Cuba call for changes to diplomatic and economic policies.
Alabama Governor Grants Clemency to Death Row Inmate Sentenced for a Murder He Didn’t Commit
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey granted clemency to a death-row inmate who was sentenced for a murder he was not charged with committing.
Kate’s America: A Belarusian Grandmother and her Son’s Fight for Asylum
A Belarusian psychiatrist who once dreamed of the United States now watches her son fight for asylum seventy miles away.
Broad Coalition Seeks Clemency for Alabama Man Sentenced to Die for a Murder He Didn’t Commit
A coalition is seeking to prevent the execution of an Alabama man for a murder he didn’t commit.
Brett and Emily Mills, Skye Perryman Among 2026 Baylor Line Hall of Fame Honorees
The Baylor Line Foundation recognized leaders across several fields on Saturday, February 28, at its annual Hall of Fame Awards ceremony.
Invested Faith Announces 18th Class of Fellows Advancing Faith Rooted Social Innovation
Invested Faith Fellows are tackling some of the most pressing challenges of our time.
Gallup Releases Latest Data on LGBTQ+ Identity
Aside from age, political party identity is the strongest predictor of LGBTQ+ identity.
Maston Foundation honors Skye Perryman, Rosemary and Charles Wade
The T.B. Maston Foundation will recognize a defender of democracy and a couple who have dedicated more than six decades to Baptist leadership on February 26 in Arlington, Texas.
Pew Study Measures Public Sentiment on the Importance of Following the News
Less than half (41%) of U.S. adults believe keeping up with the news is either “extremely” or “very important” for being a good member of society.
‘Beating these lunatics was incredible,’ Trump Declares at National Prayer Breakfast
Donald Trump delivered remarks at the 2026 National Prayer Breakfast.
Pew Research Study Examines Public Perception on Various Aspects of ICE Operations
A recent Pew Research study found the public is split on various aspects of the operations, but mostly supports video recordings of officers making arrests, and opposes racial profiling.
New Study Finds Friendship Gap for Pastors
A new Barna study names the relational reality for many pastors. While most respondents report strong marriages, naming their spouse as their best friend (76%), “The Relationships of Today’s Pastors” finds a gap in their support systems, namely, meaningful friendships outside of church.
Gallup: Volunteerism on the Rise, Charitable Giving Falling Among U.S. Adults
A new Gallup survey has found that charitable giving in the U.S. continues on a downward trajectory, while rates of volunteerism have rebounded from lows during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jordan Klepper Reflects on a Decade of Attending MAGA Rallies for The Daily Show
The decision to attend and record “man-on-the-street” interviews at MAGA rallies wasn’t a difficult one for Jordan Klepper. “Well, I got hired by The Daily Show, and Jon Stewart said, ‘You have to go to rallies,’” the comedian told an audience in Washington, D.C., on...
Nearly Forty Percent of Americans Want More Than Two Political Parties, According to a New Survey
More than a third of Americans (37%) say they want more options to choose from when it comes to political parties, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.
‘More Than a Building’: Gordon College Announces Adam Center for Music
Set to break ground this summer, the Adams Center for Music at Gordon College will offer a state-of-the-art and “world-class performance hall,” expanding the
Catholicism Declining Rapidly in Latin America
The religious affiliation of people in Latin American countries remains dominated by Catholicism, but that share is declining, according to a recent Pew Research Center report.
Dallas Faith Leaders Oppose Proposed ICE Detention Facility, Stand With Minneapolis Clergy
Dallas-area faith leaders gathered to oppose a proposed ICE detention facility in Hutchins, citing biblical teachings, infrastructure limits, and civil liberties concerns.
Survey Finds Americans’ Trust in Clergy Is at an All-Time Low
Gallup’s latest Honesty and Ethics Survey finds Americans’ trust in clergy continues to decline. Clerics join pharmacists, high school teachers, business executives, police officers, stockbrokers, and telemarketers in “record low” ratings.
Thomas L. Bowen Named General Secretary of the Progressive National Baptist Convention
Rev. Thomas L. Bowen has been named General Secretary of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. (PNBC). Headquartered in Northwest Washington, D.C. and boasting more than two and a half million members, he will steer the denomination organized at the height of the Civil Rights Movement and known as the spiritual home of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Majority of Voters Say the Shooting of Renee Nicole Good by ICE Agent Was Unjustified, According to a New National Poll
Days after 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good was shot and killed by a federal agent in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a survey by Quinnipiac University asked Americans if the shooting was justified.
The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty Offers “Confronting Christian Nationalism: Faith-Rooted Organizing for Clergy”
The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty (BJC) and Christians Against Christian Nationalism (CACN) are confronting the rise of Christian nationalism by offering “Faith-Rooted Organizing for Clergy.”
Faithful Pride Initiative and Christian Athlete Circles Launch Collaboration Following Trans Athlete Court Cases
Our goal is to provide level-headed, proactive commentary and resources so that we can engage in public conversation from a place that’s well-informed of the nuances of the topic and affirming of our trans siblings.