DALLAS — A Texas Baptist multiservice benevolence agency announced Oct. 12 it will close a 75-bed facility Dec. 1 that offers assisted living, Alzheimer’s and
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Missouri woman pleaded guilty in federal court Oct. 11 to embezzling more than $717,000 from a nursing school operated jointly by
Washington — Leaders of the major Christian bodies met at the international offices of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) on Oct. 19. The Conference of
Members of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) voted to recommend a $43 million Cooperative Program (CP) budget for 2012 during their Oct.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — The last of the disaster relief volunteers who responded to this summer’s massive flooding in Minot, N.D., ended their work on
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. — A man convicted of conspiring with his mother to steal $1.5 million from a Tennessee Baptist church was sentenced Oct. 4 to
It was the biggest house in the Brazilian neighborhood and the perfect place for Judgement House workers to set up a makeshift heaven. There was
The rights of churches and other religious organizations to determine their leaders and teachers is protected from government interference by the U.S. Constitution, two Southern
