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B.H. Carroll, a seminary offering online classes, will move its headquarters and merge with East Texas Baptist University.
B.H. Carroll Theological Seminary faces big changes in the coming year.
Christian attorney expresses remorse for defending Trump’s false election claims.
Jenna Ellis, a Christian attorney and former member of Donald Trump’s legal team, pleaded guilty of aiding and abetting the conspiracy to overturn 2020 election results in Georgia.
The fundraising event for Christian ministries raised over $700,000 in its first year.
The inaugural Faithful Give event, held October 15-17 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, raised $729,161 for the 54 ministries that participated in the three-day event.
Adam Greenway, who resigned as president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS) in September 2022, is reportedly threatening to sue the Texas-based institution for $5 million
A former president of the Southern Baptist Convention’s Minnesota-Wisconsin Baptist Convention has been charged with two counts of first degree child sexual assault for multiple assaults on a girl under the age of 13.
Child Evangelism Fellowship, DOOR International, Favor International, and more.
Ministries Making a Difference: Child Evangelism Fellowship is helping children impacted by the fighting in Israel and the Gaza Strip; Bethlehem Bible College is supporting Christian Palestinian students, some of whom are trapped in Gaza.
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The ministry to unreached people groups strategically empowers indigenous leaders in areas like India, Southeast Asia, and Africa to reach their own people with the Gospel.
Reach the Rest, through its network of local ministry partners, is seeing growth among Christians in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha in northeastern India.
Liberty University President Dondi E. Costin, said the school faces an “unprecedented fine” of $34.7 million.
The Rev. Timothy Keller, the evangelical Christian theologian who died earlier this year, and Catholic nun Sister Norma Pimentel, known for her work with migrants, have been chosen by a Christian organization to be the ...
