Hours after a killer mudslide covered the Philippine village of Guinsaugon Feb. 17, Baptists were scrambling to determine ways to help the victims there. “We
Citing too much media scrutiny, three Baptist organizations in Baldwin County have withdrawn from a process that could have granted them thousands of dollars in
Sunset painted a glorious reddish glow across the placid water lapping the beach at Khao Lak, Thailand. The view calms the mind, quiets the heart
LACOMBE, La. — The Rotary Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to aid in the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) of Louisiana’s hurricane relief efforts in
Disasters are a natural part of life, and, as such, every church should prepare for them, according to Tommy Puckett, director of the office of
Judson College freshman Taylor Stallworth said the photos she saw of Bayou La Batre after Hurricane Katrina didn’t do justice to what she saw when
Hurricane Katrina was the major topic of conversation at the annual New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) Alumni Dinner held at Whitesburg Baptist Church,
The fleur-de-lis — a lily long associated with the city of New Orleans and French royalty — appropriately adorned the shirts of approximately 200
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