Investors in the bankrupt Baptist Foundation of Arizona (BFA) will receive $217 million from accounting firm Arthur Andersen under an out-of-court settlement announced March 1.
Baptist congregations in France are increasingly adding the word “Protestant” to their names as they seek to avoid being identified as cults. Widespread concern in
In the wake of a decision by the Southern Baptist North American Mission Board to no longer endorse ordained women as chaplains, the Cooperative Baptist
A small congregation waited on the green velvet pews in the chapel of the Galleria Woods Retirement Community. Dressed in their Sunday best, Rogers
Soap, cake pans, U.S. postage stamps, paper clips, work gloves, sheets, pot holders, tape and T-shirts are just a few of the items Woman’s Missionary
A federal judge has ruled that a 51-year tradition of teaching Bible classes in the county where the famous Scopes trial was held must end.
Children attending the 2002 Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting with their parents in St. Louis this June will have an opportunity to experience missions through
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary has announced the availability of 20 full-tuition scholarships in church music for fall 2002. Auditions for music scholarships will be held
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