Baptists

The newspaper is publishing paid ads calling LGBTQ people child sex abusers alongside city announcements so locals have to read hate speech to get the news.

America has become more secular and less religious. So religion has responded by becoming more political, and conservative causes are used as the litmus test.

Pastor Jesse Hursey claims he isn’t racist, despite being caught on video yelling “white power” moments after speaking in front of thousands at a pro-Confederate event.

After he had the surgery in secret, the school said he violated it student code against sexual misconduct.

A Baptist church in Tennessee refuses to discuss their refusal until after the man is dead and buried.

This isn’t the first time his lust for boys has landed him in legal trouble.

Some Baptist “leaders” appear more willing to tear their denomination apart than grant rights to LGBTQ people.

Over half of the schools on the list have received religious exemptions from laws that prohibit discrimination based on sex or gender identity.

This isn’t the first Baptist church to hire an openly gay minister or even to have lesbian co-pastors, but it is still known for making history.

“Singling out people for victimization because of their religion, their sexual orientation… must be offensive to God’s ears. It has to stop.”

He was shattered to receive a letter from church officials, scolding him for “embracing the homosexual lifestyle.”

Last weekend, church officials forbid him from ever again entering their holy establishment until he begs God for forgiveness.

A conference hosted by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary will focus on what it calls the “present crisis” of gay and transgender issues.

TEMPE, Ariz. — A pastor in Tempe, Ariz. said Sunday that if humanity wants to have an “AIDS-free world by Christmas,” then gays should be put to death as God has ordered in the scriptures.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky Baptists on Tuesday chose to sever ties with a Louisville church that is open to performing same-sex marriages. Baptist leaders from around the state gathering in Bowling Green for the Kentucky Baptist Convention’s annual meeting voted overwhelmingly to end their longstanding relationship with Crescent Hill Baptist Church…

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — More than a thousand evangelical pastors and others – gathered for a three-day conference to steel the resolve of Christians who preach that gay relationships are sinful – were asked a simple question: How many live in a state that recognizes same-sex marriage?

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky Baptists will vote later this year on whether to sever ties with a Louisville member church that says it is open to performing gay marriages. A committee of the Kentucky Baptist Convention voted Thursday to end its relationship with Crescent Hill Baptist Church. The Louisville church last year announced that …