• 

  Reports allege China commits atrocities against Uighurs

  Two new reports conclude that China is engaging in organ harvesting and a child separation campaign against the country’s Uighur Muslim minority.

  07/10/2019 - By Ken Camp

• 

  Cooperation stressed at African American conference

  Cooperation, remembrance and thanksgiving emerged as key themes during the first day of the African American Fellowship Conference.

  07/10/2019 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

• 

  Around the State: HSU students volunteer at Joni and Friends Family Retreat

  Physical therapy students from Hardin-Simmons University volunteered as short-term missionaries for the Joni and Friends Family Retreat. The East Texas Baptist University men’s and women’s tennis teams traveled to France as a part of the Tiger Athletic Mission Experience program.

  07/09/2019 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

• On the Move: Irving

  Pastoral change noted for a church in Gonzales.

  07/09/2019 - By Ken Camp

• 

  Ministry to the dying teaches Logsdon student life lessons

  Lynsi Johnson learned much about theology and ministry from her professors at Hardin-Simmons University and Logsdon Seminary. But she has learned about life from the people she serves as a chaplain and the people she meets on the streets.

  07/09/2019 - By Ken Camp

• 

  Sacred song enthusiasts vote in hymn tournament

  Four months after March Madness, hymn lovers are awaiting the outcome of a different kind of tournament that will answer this question: “What’s the greatest hymn of all time?”

  07/05/2019 - By Adelle M. Banks / Religion News Service

• 

  Relatively few Protestant churchgoers read the Bible daily

  Among Protestant churchgoers, only a third spend time reading the Bible every day.

  07/05/2019 - By Aaron Earls / LifeWay

• 

  Student returns to GA camp as missionary leader

  When Katrina Brown recently told Girls in Action campers at Plains Baptist Camp about her missionary experiences in Kenya, it represented both a dream come true and a homecoming.

  07/05/2019 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

• 

  New Mexico Baptists continue to aid migrants

  Since U.S. Customs and Border Protection began releasing asylum-seeking migrants in New Mexico, at least eight churches affiliated with the Baptist Convention of New Mexico have provided, or are currently providing, assistance to migrants.

  07/05/2019 - By Ken Camp

• 

  Former missionary Aderholt pleads guilty in assault case

  Former Southern Baptist missionary, minister and state convention worker Mark Aderholt pleaded guilty July 2 in a plea deal related to the sexual assault of a minor two decades ago.

  07/05/2019 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press

• 

  Hispanic evangelical group offers to help migrant children

  The head of the nation’s largest Hispanic evangelical Christian network announced it will offer to help provide resources and shelter to migrant children crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

  07/02/2019 - By Emily McFarlan Miller and Jack Jenkins / Religion News Service

• 

  Sudan Christians: ‘Only Jesus can bring true peace’

  Nationwide civilian protests for democracy resumed June 30 in Sudan, where democratic rule could decrease Christian persecution under Sharia law.

  07/01/2019 - By Diana Chandler / Baptist Press