Retired pastor witnesses to 10,000 in three years
February 5, 2009
Ted Cotten reached a milestone — witnessing to 10,000 people — on Christmas Eve. By the second week of January: 11,000. “If God lets me
Alabama natives ‘impact’ Memphis
January 29, 2009
Six people were found shot and stabbed to death in a mass murder in Memphis’ dangerous Binghamton neighborhood. Three children who survived the attack were
Pastor uses airbrush ministry to illustrate gospel
January 29, 2009
J.R. Moreno and his wife, Cathy, were on their honeymoon 30 years ago when they saw the artistic work of a college student airbrushing T-shirts
New Orleans Seminary announces budget cuts
January 29, 2009
NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary announced significant budget cuts during a meeting attended by the seminary faculty and staff Jan. 19. “We
Former youth worker pleads guilty to felony charges
January 29, 2009
LAKELAND, Fla. — A former volunteer youth worker at a Southern Baptist megachurch in Florida pleaded guilty Jan. 21 to molesting three boys, putting his
Oscar Romo, ethnic ministry pioneer, dies
January 29, 2009
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Oscar I. Romo, a pioneer in ethnic evangelism and church planting for the Home Mission Board (now the North American Mission Board,
Alabamians called to ‘care’ for HIV/AIDS victims
January 22, 2009
Kay Warren carries a lot of grief — not for herself or her immediate family but for the more than 30 million people suffering from
Annie Armstrong tops $58 million in 2008
January 22, 2009
Despite last year’s economic downturn, Southern Baptists still contributed more than $58 million to the annual Annie Armstrong Easter Offering in 2008 — 98 percent
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