There are multiple options on the table at the special meeting of the top legislative body for the 12.6-million-member global denomination.
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“It’s time for pervasive change,” said SBC president J. D. Greear.
The U.S. government recently granted faith-based foster care agencies in South Carolina an exemption to a regulation barring religious discrimination in federally funded foster care programs.
For more than a decade, Islamberg has been a focus of right-wing conspiracy theories and has found itself the target of anti-Muslim white supremacist attacks as a result.
Last year only 14 Muslim Americans were arrested for alleged involvement with violent extremism—and none of them entered the country illegally.
A digitized version of Omar ibn Said’s 15-page autobiography is now available through the Library of Congress.
The financially strapped church sold property to private investors in a way that critics see as secretive.
Canada’s private sponsorship program allows churches, community organizations, and individuals to apply for resettlement for refugees. U.S. partners can help.
Twenty-six states currently have some form of a ban on supporting the the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement.
Dozens were killed or wounded during mass Sunday at a cathedral in the majority Muslim part of the country, where most voters approved expanding an autonomous region to make peace.
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