• FIRST-PERSON: Five lessons I learned from a COVID-19 spike at our church
• Statements related to recent SBC Executive Committee actions
• Texas hospital ends man's COVID-19 treatment due to his disability
• Cedarville University reinstates Thomas White; Akin, Vroegop resign from trustee board
• Survey: Most Americans not comfortable going back to church
• Michael W. Smith, Steven Curtis Chapman, Mac Powell team up for drive-in concert tour
• Mississippi Baptists ask Legislature to remove Confederate symbol from state flag
• 'It's on me,' SBC leaders and pastors say of baptism decline
• FROM THE STATES: Alabama churches baptize during pandemic; Shutdown leads to salvations in Kentucky
• Arkansas Baptist churches decry 'unfair and damaging' report
• SBC DIGEST: Conservative Baptist Network announces steering council; Greenway's Juneteenth message; SBU adopts strategic changes
• SBC DIGEST: Ashford resigns as SEBTS provost; Patrick's death ruled suicide
• As COVID-19 surges, some churches return to online-only worship
• New EC chair Rolland Slade viewed as pastor of all El Cajon
• Vice president speaks during First Baptist Dallas' annual patriotic 'Celebrate Freedom Sunday' service
• Churches' lawsuit challenges San Jose ban of indoor worship
• With 'hundreds' of Christians killed in Nigeria in June, USCIRF urges Nigerian government to intervene
• Southern Baptists report growth among ethnic minorities despite declines in broader SBC
• Racial reconciliation not a 'finished project' 25 years after historic resolution
• California Southern Baptist Convention signs purchase agreement for Jenness Park