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September 15, 1648: The British Parliament approves the Larger and the Shorter Catechisms, now used by Presbyterian, Congregationalist, and Baptist congregations.
September 15, 1853: Antoinette Brown becomes the first female minister ordained in America.
September 15, 1963: In a racially motivated attack, the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, was bombed, killing four girls. The sermon that day was "The Love That Forgives," based on Matthew 5:43-44.
Excerpt
An excerpt from Christ and Covenant in Global Politics: A Christian Introduction to International Relations.
The Bulletin
Rubio’s campaign-style video, an edtech cyberattack, Russia’s WWII celebration, and RFK Jr.’s antidepressant doubts.
News
Short on lobbying power, Christian small business owners rely on faith to endure rising prices and supply chain threats.
The Russell Moore Show
Russell answers a listener question about how to identify spiritual revival.
Her decades of service to her community inspire me to be like her.
Analysis
Q&A with Warren Cole Smith about how Christians should think the decision that struck down part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
News
Lagoinha Global is the fourth-largest megachurch in the country. One of its pastors is involved in a multibillion-dollar scheme.
News
A proposed policy would label college programs “failing”—and block federal student loans—if graduates don’t out-earn peers without the degree.