Mallory Challis is a journalist for Baptist News Global, covering a wide range of topics including legal issues, social justice, spirituality, and cultural phenomena. With a focus on investigative reporting, Mallory aims to shed light on important stories and provide a voice for those who may not otherwise be heard.
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Mallory Challis focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and seasonal topics related to family & relationships and culture & society. Her articles cover a wide range of human interest topics, from spirituality and friendship to social issues like deep fakes and the impact of social media.
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By: Mallory Challis
What happens when your faith doesn’t seem to align with something you learn? Like many people who grew up Christian, I was taught there are “absolute truths” about the Bible and Christianity. These informed how I viewed the world, mostly dictating what I should believe, or what kind of behavior I should or should not...
By: Mallory Challis
Last week, lawmakers in Arkansas and Missouri presented new legislation aiming to expand and eliminate the statute of limitations in childhood sexual abuse cases. Passed in 2021 in Arkansas, the Justice for Vulnerable Victims of Sexual Abuse Act temporarily changed the Arkansas statute of limitations for “vulnerable victims” (those who were minors, disabled or otherwise...
By: Mallory Challis
Sex offender registry guidelines should be updated to more accurate reflect those ex-convicts who remain true threats to others, according to the Missouri Alliance for Family Restoration. MOAFR claims the current registration requirements do not align with the actual level of threat many people previously incarcerated for sex crimes pose for society and were formulated...
By: Mallory Challis
“If you really had the fire of Christ in you, you would do everything in your power to share this.” Such language is common in evangelical churches, with the “this” referring to the hope of salvation through Jesus Christ. But these also are the words of Jeff Ayan (also known as Jeff Divine, and formerly...
By: Mallory Challis
For the second year in a row, a bill proposed by Missouri House Rep. Brian Seitz (R) aiming to reform the statute of limitations for victims of childhood sexual abuse has been unanimously approved by the House of Representatives. HB 1617, presented last year as HB 367, proposes a 10 year increase in the statute...
By: Mallory Challis
Last Friday, I attended the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina’s 30th anniversary gathering at First Baptist Church of Greensboro, N.C. The theme of “thriving together” took on particular interest to me as a young seminarian because of one of workshops. In the weeks leading up to the gathering, I kept hearing talk of a...
By: Mallory Challis
In their new book, Surviving God: A New Vision of God Through the Eyes of Sexual Abuse Survivors, Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Susan Shaw offer a feminist and intersectional understanding of God that challenges traditional ways of Christian thinking. Kim and Shaw deconstruct patriarchal understandings of God as masculine and violent, replacing this male-centered God...
By: Mallory Challis
After a Good Friday worship service, Anne-Tillery, a divinity school friend and I, were discussing gender roles in the church over ice cream at the local Kilwins. The night before, we had found ourselves among a sizable group of sorority girls in an auditorium on Wake’s campus, curiously sitting in on a lecture advertised to...
By: Mallory Challis
I turned on the TV / And flipped it over to the news / And what I saw I almost couldn’t comprehend. I saw a preacher man in cuffs / He’d taken money from the church / He’d stuffed his bank account with righteous dollar bills … You know there ain’t no rest for the...
On May 6, celebrities waltzed into the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the year’s biggest night of fashion, extravagance and outrageous displays of wealth: The Met Gala.
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