In the days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks al-Qaida became a household name. But today other extremist Islamist groups, many in Africa, are vying
RICHMOND, Va. — In 1714, a small group of Baptists in Virginia asked their spiritual colleagues in Britain to send “messengers” to strengthen the fledgling
I enjoyed Dr. David A. Ball’s article concerning how Jesus probably died (front page, April 17 issue). His conclusion was death by “ruptured” heart and
FORT WORTH, Texas — A Palestinian Muslim recently enrolled in Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s doctoral program in archaeology. His enrollment marks a significant departure from
The Cooperative Program (CP) exhibit at the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) annual meeting in Baltimore, Md., will feature a diversity of speakers reflecting the multifaceted
ROACH, Mo. — The Missouri Supreme Court declined May 27 to review a lower court ruling ending a 12-year-old legal battle over ownership of a
ATLANTA — Members of Friendship Baptist Church, Atlanta, gathered for the last time May 25 in a historic building being demolished to make way for
The church was dying and didn’t know it. Attendance was down, the building was mostly empty and the glory days had long since passed. As
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