It’s that time again!” is a common lament as Christmas approaches. For many, the holiday has become a burden as they struggle putting together an
Gabrielle Harbin of New Market admits her life before coming to Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) was a “wreck.” She had exhausted every avenue she
ST. LOUIS — The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod has reported a drop of 22,867 members in 2006, bringing membership in the St. Louis-based denomination to just
Denominational growth in America has reached a plateau and in many cases has declined, but one would get the wrong idea to think the evangelical
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Keith Beene, the 40-year-old administrator of a professional society for Baptist communications professionals, died unexpectedly in the early hours of Nov. 16,
Belmont University in Nashville will pay the Tennessee Baptist Convention (TBC) $11 million over the next 40 years under the terms of a signed settlement
Receiving … passing on. That is the story of the ministry, the story of the Christian life,” said Timothy George, founding dean of Samford University’s
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — God is moving in unprecedented ways around the world and Southern Baptists face the challenge of joining their missionaries in “whatever it
