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Christians urged to view society and Scripture from the margins

No Need Among You conference speakers challenged online participants to interpret societal systems and Scripture from the perspective of the marginalized.

10/15/2020 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Voices: Reflecting on Jonathan Price: We must come together

Hardin-Simmons University President Eric Bruntmyer encourages others to be like Jonathan Price, a former HSU student unafraid to intervene when it was needed.

10/14/2020 - By Eric Bruntmyer / Hardin-Simmons University

TBM volunteers minister in storm-weary Louisiana

Texas Baptist Men chainsaw, mud-out and emergency food service volunteers are meeting needs after Hurricane Delta blew through Louisiana.

10/14/2020 - By John Hall / Texas Baptist Men

Cody Favor: Answering the Question

Cody Favor, pastor of First Baptist Church in Cisco, Texas, acknowledges he’s been a Christian for a long time and that he has considered if he wanted to remain a Christian. (Matthew 16:13-20)

10/13/2020 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Voices: Justice looks like the kingdom of God

Dr. Albert Reyes, CEO of Buckner International, places justice in the center of seeking God’s kingdom and sin at the center of injustice.

10/13/2020 - By Albert Reyes / Buckner International

Editorial: Religious liberty: Baptist idea featured in confirmation hearing

Editor Eric Black comments on Sen. Ben Sasse’s view of religious liberty as stated in opening remarks of Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearings.

10/12/2020 - By Eric Black / Editor

Bob Fowler: God put vocation-shaping opportunities in my path

Bob Fowler, a member of South Main Baptist Church in Houston and a real estate attorney, shares his background and thoughts on being a Christian in the marketplace.

10/12/2020 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

West Dallas ministry tops 1 million meals provided in 2020

A West Dallas community ministry that provided 750,000 meals to needy families and individuals last year already has given away its 1 millionth meal in 2020.

10/12/2020 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Baylor fined by Department of Education for Clery violations

The U.S. Department of Education completed its Clery Act program review of Baylor University, fining Baylor $461,656 for violations that occurred between 2011 and 2016.

10/09/2020 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Editorial: Pay attention to declining trust, and work to rebuild it

Trust is at the foundation of our shared life, and it is in decline throughout our shared life. We can’t ignore this, but must rebuild trust.

10/07/2020 - By Eric Black / Editor

Commentary: Finding joy in 2020? It’s not such an absurd idea, really

Angela Gorrell, assistant professor of practical theology at Baylor University’s Truett Seminary, points to the difficulty and possibility of joy in these days.

10/07/2020 - By Angela Gorrell / / Baylor University

Wayland closes events to the public, cancels graduation

Pointing to the difficulties in maintaining COVID-19 safety protocols, Wayland Baptist University will close all campus events to the public through December and cancel its graduation ceremony this semester.

10/07/2020 - By Jonathan Petty / Wayland Baptist University