Advocacy is not a foreign term for Cooperative Baptist churches. However, one of the challenges of being advocates is to examine our past and present failings to be a more inclusive place where everyone has been welcomed and made to feel at home. Recently, our partners at BJC (Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty), who … Continue reading
You can sense it from the nature of how this case has been portrayed among Conservative Christians. It’s got that “One man standing up for God as he defies the godless school boards orders not to pray in school” feel to it. The only question that remains is whether or not Kirk Cameron or Dean … Continue reading
If you’re at the 21st General Assembly of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, and you noticed a few folks sporting bowties, it probably wasn’t a fashion statement (fashionable though bowties may be) – it was instead a way to honor the work of someone known as a Baptist hero, James Dunn. Dunn, who once directed the … Continue reading