Southern Baptist Convention Archives - Page 13 of 24 - MinistryWatch
Saddleback Church was “deemed not to be in friendly cooperation” with the SBC for having Stacie Woods as a regular preacher. Her role conflicts with a section of the denomination’s statement of faith, the Baptist ...
(RNS) — For years, Southern Baptist leaders told members of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination that setting up a database to track abusive pastors was impossible. Now that impossible task is one step closer to ...
Todd Benkert, a Southern Baptist pastor who helped force reforms in the nation’s largest Protestant denomination’s sexual abuse policies, has stepped down from a task force he was appointed to last year to implement those ...
Hiland Park Baptist Church in Panama City, Florida, one of two churches for which the SBC Credentials Committee has launched an inquiry for hosting disgraced pastor Johnny Hunt, has fired back in an open letter, ...
For decades, leaders of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination mistreated survivors of sexual abuse, labeling them as troublemakers and enemies of their church while claiming there was little the leaders could do to address abuse ...
Recent trends regarding age distribution in the SBC are causing next generation leaders to reflect on building up the future of the Convention.
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Seniors serving in retirement, oral-based theology training, and a ‘God Loves You’ bus
Southern Baptist disaster relief teams from Georgia, Kentucky, and Alabama have been responding to damage wreaked by deadly tornadoes that swept through the states earlier this month.
Claiming “false allegations” had ruined his life, former Southern Baptist Convention President Johnny Hunt returned to the pulpit Sunday (Jan. 15), eight months after allegations that he had sexually assaulted another pastor’s wife became public.
UMC Denial, Episcopal Church Meltdown, Highly Paid Ministry Executives, and…THANKS!
ust weeks ago, 487 United Methodist churches were approved for disaffiliation from the denomination, bringing the total of ratified exits to 1,314. Hundreds more have already voted to exit and are awaiting final approval.
