Religion news – July 1
Services and studies
What has changed in the DNA of the Southern Baptist Convention?
In 2000, after decades as America’s most famous Sunday school teacher, Jimmy Carter decided to cut the symbolic ties binding him to the Southern Baptist Convention.
Salvation Army organizing annual fundraising car show July 22
His memory will be everywhere, from the classic cars he helped restore to the behind-the-scenes organizing he did to make the annual Salvation Army Car Show a revved-up, shining success.
Longtime worship leader continues his band’s Night of Praise gatherings July 2
He has played for everything from National Day of Prayer gatherings, church services, Good Friday gatherings, mainstream concerts, you name it.
Religion news – June 24
Services and studies
Religion news – June 17
Services and studies
Nita Evans: Crosses were able to bear Columbus’ Flood of 2008
In the year 2007, my husband Dave and I decided to have a sunroom added onto the back of our home. We wanted three sides of this room to have floor to ceiling sliding glass doors so we could enjoy watching the animals that ran around in our backyard.
Year after Roe reversal, US faithful divided over abortion
In the year since the Supreme Court struck down the nationwide right to abortion, America’s religious leaders and denominations have responded in strikingly diverse ways — some celebrating the state-level bans that have ensued, others angered that a conservative Christian cause has changed the law in ways they consider oppressive.
Religion news – June 10
Services and studies
Church dedicates memorial to war veterans
Nearly 100 people attended a dedication ceremony Sunday, May 28, for a memorial to members of St. John’s Lutheran Church White Creek who served in the armed forces in conflicts from World War I through the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
