| April Report from the Capital now available online |
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The April issue features our new section devoted to spotlighting former interns. This issue features Mississppi State Rep. Brandon Jones. Also, learn about a possible change in Florida's Constitution. And, as always, you'll find timely analysis from Brent Walker and Holly Hollman and the latest in religious liberty news.
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| Register online today for the RLC luncheon |
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The 2008 Religious Liberty Council luncheon will take place in Memphis, Tenn. The. Rev. Dr. Aidsand Wright-Riggins is the featured speaker. He is executive director of National Ministries, American Baptist Churches USA. The event is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. - 1:15 p.m., June 20, in Ballroom A of the Cook Convention Cener.
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| Here’s hoping 45 words stand tall in hearts, minds |
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The history of religious freedom in America is a mixed one. Although the First Amendment separated church from state on the national level in 1791, the debate over the meaning of “no establishment” of religion continues to this day. This article was written by Ronald K.L. Collins of the the First Amendment Center.
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| Adams delivers third annual Shurden Lectures |
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The Rev. Dr. Charles G. Adams, a BJC board member, delivered the third annual Walter B. and Kay W. Shurden Lectures at Wake Forest University Divinity School. Adams, pastor of Hartford Memorial Baptist Church in Detroit, Mich., delivered three lectures in the series April 14-15. The BJC co-hosts the event each year. Click here to listen to the sermon "All Things Are Yours."
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