CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — Former Southern Seminary President Roy Honeycutt was keynote speaker at the recent dedication of Campbellsville University’s School of Theology. Honeycutt said the
WASHINGTON — The Alliance of Baptists, a moderate group that formed in opposition to the conservative direction of the Southern Baptist Convention, has become the
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia’s Woman’s Missionary Union has broadened its annual Christmas offering for international missions by adding a “customized” plan allowing churches to give
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — R. Philip Roberts is the unanimous choice of the presidential search committee of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, chairman Carl Weiser announced
If life can be compared to a journey, clinical depression can be considered a detour along the way, a counselor told senior adults attending a
In response to improved relations between Christians and Jews, a group of Jewish scholars has issued a statement of common ground between the two faiths.
Growing up in communist Romania, Josef Tson faced many forms of persecution. Tson, who recently spoke at a missions conference at Raleigh Avenue Baptist Church
The majority of dying patients would not choose physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia to end their lives, a new study has found. About one of 10
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