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At Glenwood Baptist Church, we still sing the old hymns from the hymnals even for "special music! We hope you enjoy "Pentecostal Power," sung by (left to right) ...

This is the Livestream of Faithful Ambassadors Bible Baptist Academy's chapel for September 21, 2021. Faithful Ambassadors Bible Baptist Academy is a ...

For some time on Sunday mornings I have invited anyone interested to come up and join in on an impromptu choir special right before the message. There is no ...

Astatula Baptist Church's motto is Loving God, Loving Others, and Serving Both! We have been serving the Astatula community for over 100 years and hope that ...

Join us for our Sunday evening service at Liberty Baptist Church! 09-19-21.

When Mexico passed its law decriminalizing abortion,� it took the country by surprise. What also caught the secular press by surprise is that other nation� that as had legalized abortions were having difficult finding doctors willing to perform them. Nicholas� Casey of the New York Times took the opportunity to see how widespread this pattern […]The post Abortion is Legal in Spain But Most Doctors Refuse to Kill Babies appeared first on LifeNews.com.

National Right to Life, along with Arkansas Right to Life Political Action Committee, have announced their joint endorsement of Senator John Boozman (R-AR) for re-election. “National Right to Life is pleased to endorse Senator John Boozman for re-election,”� said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life. “Senator John Boozman maintained a pro-life voting record during […]The post Pro-Life Groups Endorse Arkansas Senator John Boozman for Re-Election appeared first on LifeNews.com.

In an unprecedented drop, “Fewer than one third of Iowans approve of the job Joe Biden is doing as president” according to the Iowa poll. “This is a bad poll for Joe Biden, and it's playing out in everything that he touches right now,” said pollster J. Ann Selzer. The survey was of 805 Iowa […]The post Joe Biden’s Approval Drops to 31% in Iowa, 62% of Iowans Disapprove appeared first on LifeNews.com.

Democrats in Congress are pushing forward with an extreme pro-abortion bill that pro-life advocates say would go beyond� Roe v. Wade� and create federal government-mandated abortion on demand across the country. Reuters reports� the U.S. House Rules Committee voted 9-4 on Tuesday to send the pro-abortion bill to the full House for a vote. Deceptively named the Women’s […]The post Democrats Advance Radical Abortion Bill That Would Overturn Every Pro-Life Law in America appeared first on LifeNews.com.

Leaders are still debating whether to hand over privileged materials as survivors and the majority of their own denomination have requested.Months after the Southern Baptist Convention voted for a third-party investigation into how its Executive Committee responded to abuse allegations, leaders failed to adopt the convention’s terms for the process, deferring to ongoing negotiations between leaders and a sexual abuse task force.The two-day proceedings in Nashville highlighted growing turmoil in the nation’s largest Protestant body and disappointed victims who had held out hope the convention would adopt a thorough outside review to address its missteps.Still up for debate is whether the Executive Committee (EC) will comply with the convention’s directive to waive attorney-client privilege to allow investigators to obtain relevant documents from EC members and staff. The majority of the EC voted against doing so, with several citing the “fiduciary duty” to protect the entity and the denomination as a whole.After consulting with additional legal counsel who reportedly advised against waiving privilege, the EC voted to take another week to negotiate on access to privileged information. However, the group also agreed to fully fund the upcoming investigation up to $1.6 million.“Not a win, but a step,” tweeted Florida pastor and EC member Dean Inserra, who was among the minority of mostly younger and newer EC leaders who spoke up to waive privilege, as the convention had requested. “I promise we tried.”In a statement, Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) president Ed Litton said Tuesday’s outcome “fell far short of the mandate expressed by the messengers.”At their annual meeting in June, Southern Baptists approved forming a task force to oversee a third-party investigation of the EC’s abuse ...Continue reading...