Church fears split on male-only leadership
January 2, 2003
TORONTO — The Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada may be heading for a split after an effort to make male-only church leadership a
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Bush enacts faith-based funding initiative
January 2, 2003
President Bush expanded his initiative supporting federal funding of faith-based and community organizations by signing executive orders Dec. 12 calling for equal treatment of religious
Arizona convention settles with BFA trust, investors
January 2, 2003
The Arizona Southern Baptist Convention has relinquished its claim to more than $1.2 million invested in the Baptist Foundation of Arizona (BFA) as part of
Alabama Baptists enjoy growth, travel new paths
January 2, 2003
Significant growth in membership and ministries seemed evident in 2002 as several Alabama Baptist churches upgraded facilities or broke ground for new buildings. A few
Routines, rituals improve family health, relationships
January 2, 2003
Family routines and rituals, such as eating meals together and celebrating holidays, help make stronger relationships and healthier children, according to a new report issued
Terminally ill suffer unnecessarily
January 2, 2003
Among the 1.6 million Americans living in nursing homes, nearly half suffer from persistent pain that often goes unnoticed or untreated, according to a coalition
Inter-Baptist Fellowship still promoting race relations
January 2, 2003
It is our responsibility as Alabama Baptists to make our state better by being Great Commission Christians,” said Gary Farley, Pickens Baptist Association director of
Auburn native elected to NOBTS post
January 2, 2003
Auburn native Jeffrey B. Riley was recently elected ethics professor at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS). Currently an adjunct faculty member at Southwestern Baptist
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