BJC welcomes spring intern

By BJC Staff Reports
The Baptist Joint Committee is pleased to have a new intern working with our Washington, D.C., staff for the spring semester.

From the January 2014 Report from the Capital

Religious Liberty Essay Scholarship Contest deadline approaching

By Jordan Edwards, Communications Associate
The March 7 deadline for the BJC’s Religious Liberty Essay Scholarship Contest is just around the corner. Open to all high school juniors and seniors, this year’s contest asks applicants to discuss whether or not religious messages written by students should be allowed at public school events.

From the January 2014 Report from the Capital

Meyerson releases titles of Shurden Lectures

By BJC Staff Reports
Michael I. Meyerson has released the titles of the 2014 Walter B. and Kay W. Shurden Lectures on Religious Liberty and Separation of Church and State.

From the January 2014 Report from the Capital

Why we give: Reba Cobb

By BJC Staff Reports
Throughout her life, Reba Cobb has learned that religious liberty and separation of church and state are a critical part of Baptist identity. But, it wasn’t until she heard James Dunn speak during seminary that she first learned of the work of the Baptist Joint Committee.

From the January 2014 Report from the Capital