How Christians Can Serve Refugees
Over the past several years, the world has seen a significant increase in the number of refugees, most notably in Europe as a result of the war in Ukraine and in the Middle East as a result of the U.S.…
ERLC focuses on potential overturn of Roe vs. Wade
“The way you cut down a tree is a thousand cuts, and every step we take to advance that goal of both protecting life in the womb and caring for mothers and their communities is important,” Sobolik said.
Barry Whitworth explains how the SBC’s Cooperative Program works
Baptist Resource Network Executive Director Barry Whitworth shares how the SBC's Cooperative Program, the the financial fuel for reaching every person for Jesus Christ. brnunited.org/cp
April 2021 Top Five
Elizabeth Benge shares the Baptist Resource Network's Top Five resources and opportunities for April 2021.
EXPLAINER: What is the Equality Act?
The act seeks to expand the definition of “sex” to include “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” and would revise every title of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to add these categories as new protected classes in the federal code.
Religious liberty, sanctity of life top ERLC 2021 agenda
Whether issues are currently popular or unpopular, we have the opportunity to bear witness, to seek to persuade, and to build the consensus needed to make change.
More than 3 million Uyghurs detained in forced labor camps in China
Anybody who vowed never again after World War II should take action with their conscience and prayer to advocate on behalf of the Uyghur people.
Orphans and Widows Sunday
On Orphan and Widows Sunday, Christians stand for children who’ve lost the protection and care of family. We are a people called to defend the fatherless…to protect the vulnerable…to visit orphans in their distress. Each event is locally-led. Sermons and small…
ERLC Yearly Update
The past year has seen the ERLC have to adapt, like all SBC entities to the new circumstances of a global pandemic. However, ERLC's mission of advancing the gospel of Christ in the public square continues unabated, even as it takes new forms.