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This Sunday (Oct. 30), will mark the first official observance of Student Baptism Sunday on the Southern Baptist Convention Calendar, and leaders across the convention are preparing for the celebration.

Sister Wendy Beckett was both a contemplative, deeply devoted to a life of prayer, and also, improbably, a BBC star, and later the subject of a British musical.

Many trunk or treat events are hosted by churches to draw a crowd who might otherwise avoid religious institutions.

The question “What is an evangelical?” led to spirited, thoughtful and sometimes pointed conversation during the Reconstructing Evangelicalism conference opening panel about the movement’s flaws and how to mend them.

At an interreligious event at Rome’s Colosseum, Pope Francis made an impassioned appeal for peace and the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons as the Russian war in Ukraine risks escalating to catastrophic heights.

Bishop T.D. Jakes has come under fire from Sean Feucht and Charlie Kirk for welcoming Democratic nominee for Texas governor Beto O’Rourke to The Potter’s House in Dallas, Texas, this past Sunday.

David Green, founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, has announced that he will be giving away ownership of his company and that he is doing so out of a desire to be a good steward of what God has given him. 

On Monday, Matt Walsh was hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison to discuss gender identity. Protesters gathered to oppose Walsh’s presence, with some tearing apart Bibles and eating their pages.