Posts tagged Deborah Caldwell
Will we soon live in a world without Mormons and Southern Baptists?
Will we soon live in a world without Mormons and Southern Baptists?

This week’s Weekend Plug-in summary highlights discussions over a possible new name for the Southern Baptist Convention as well as one group dropping the term “evangelicals” from its name. Plus, find our usual roundup of the top reads from the world of faith.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, OpinionBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., Southern Baptist Convention, racial reconciliation, Christians for Social Action, Evangelicals for Social Action, Sarah Pulliam Bailey, The Washington Post, Christianity Today, Kate Shellnutt, Religion News Service, Bob Smietana, Paul O'Donnell, Deborah Caldwell, coronavirus
Killing Grandma and other religion questions during the COVID-19 crisis
Killing Grandma and other religion questions during the COVID-19 crisis

In the news these days — including religion headlines — it’s all coronavirus all the time. Our Weekend Plug-In columnist explores some of the COVID-19-related big ideas and questions emerging in the world of faith.

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Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, The State of Journalism, Opinion, Africa, Asia, North AmericaBobby Ross Jr.Bobby Ross Jr., coronavirus outbreak, church during coronavirus, coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19, economy, Sarah Pulliam Bailey, President Donald Trump, Texas Lt. Gov. Ken Paxton, Deborah Caldwell, Religion News Service, Christianity, Pandemic, Coronavirus