Wife of slain pastor convicted of voluntary manslaughter
May 3, 2007
Mary Winkler, the wife of a slain Church of Christ pastor in Tennessee, was convicted April 19 of voluntary manslaughter, a lesser charge than the
‘Beacon of hope’ steeple returns to New Orleans Seminary
May 3, 2007
The steeple that served as a beacon of hope in the city of New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina once again graces the top of New
South Carolina Baptist professor accused of fraud
May 3, 2007
Charleston, S.C. — An economics professor at a South Carolina Baptist university was charged with fraud April 5 after federal authorities discovered $134 million missing
Wade announces plans to retire as BGCT executive
May 3, 2007
DALLAS — Charles Wade, who led the Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) through major changes in its governance and a reorganization of its staff,
Baptist Collegiate Ministries officials respond quickly to Virginia Tech tragic mass shooting
April 26, 2007
When Virginia Tech in Blacksburg became the stage for the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, Baptists rushed in from just steps away to offer
SBC baptisms down amid other growth, report shows
April 26, 2007
While the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) saw the number of churches in 2006 increase by 524 and reported more than $11.3 billion in total receipts,
Laotian church planter seeks to win immigrants for Christ
April 26, 2007
Born in Bangkok, Thailand, as the son of non-Christian, Chinese parents, Thira Siengsukon (pronounced See-eng-su-kone) was raised in the Thai culture, educated in Thai schools
Union Springs pastor, military chaplain shares ways to minister to soldiers returning home from war
April 19, 2007
Two months of service in a military hospital in Germany was enough time for Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Larry D. Layne to see that many U.S.
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