RALEIGH, N.C. — Tony Cartledge, editor of North Carolina’s Biblical Recorder, has announced plans to become an associate professor of Old Testament at Campbell University
GREENVILLE, N.C. — One of North Carolina’s oldest Baptist church buildings suffered at least $1 million in damages from a blaze set by suspected arsonists
WEBB CITY, Mo. — About half a dozen people were inside First Baptist Church, Webb City, Mo., when a large part of the building’s roof
A North American Mission Board (NAMB) decision has forced Alabama Baptists to make changes they did not expect, leaving associational and state leaders concerned. NAMB
A potential funding crisis, redesigned missions education curriculum and record missions offerings were the hot topics at the national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) annual executive
Alabama Baptists’ new airlift kitchen will become the model for Baptists nationwide who wish to build one like it for disaster relief, said Tommy Puckett,
Baptists from across North America will convene in Atlanta early next year to emphasize their compassion rather than the racial, theological and social differences that
PASADENA, Calif. — Sitting along Colorado Boulevard about 12 hours before the start of the 2006 Rose Parade, Laurence Rocha had nothing better to do
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