Youth service at Gadsden’s CrossPoint goes global
June 4, 2009
About a year and a half ago, Acton Bowen published a book. Then things started happening. “I had all kinds of opportunities to go to
Charles Deweese retiring as history society head
June 4, 2009
ATLANTA — Charles Deweese is retiring in October at age 65 after 10 years as executive director of the Baptist History and Heritage Society. Deweese,
Rising-star preacher pleads guilty to molestation
June 4, 2009
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A black preacher once popular in preaching circuits of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) pleaded guilty May 21 to molesting a 15-year-old
28 inmates at Mississippi State Penitentiary earn degrees from New Orleans Seminary
June 4, 2009
In some ways, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary’s extension center graduation May 20 mirrored any other seminary graduation ceremony. The service included singing, prayers, a
Economic climate enables ministry for chaplains
June 4, 2009
Behind the crashing numbers on Wall Street and the failing finances of once-thriving businesses are the stories of people facing pay cuts, unemployment, family worries
Feeding the hungry earns Christians right to share Christ with skeptical society
June 4, 2009
When Christians help hungry people, they earn the right to share the gospel — not only with people in need but also with a skeptical
World without newspapers would hinder missions work, Bridges says
June 4, 2009
Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink.” High school kids used to memorize that line from Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” In
Alabama Baptists form partnership with Appalachian Regional Ministry
May 28, 2009
Bill Barker, director of Appalachian Regional Ministry (ARM), says Reggie Quimby, director of the office of global missions for the Alabama Baptist State Board of
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