MedSend grants enable medical missionaries
January 29, 2004
Africa needs doctors, and in 1997, Tracy and Patty Goen were Christian physicians ready to respond to the need as medical missionaries. But like most
Charleston home to South’s first Baptist church
January 22, 2004
Charleston, S.C., is home to many of the oldest congregations in the country, including Southern Baptists. First Baptist Church, Charleston, is of particular interest to
Annuity Board launches new wellness Web site
January 22, 2004
Annuity Board medical plan participants have a new wellness tool — BaptistWellness.org. The site is a comprehensive wellness Web site to help users achieve healthier
Few people have biblical worldviews, study finds
January 15, 2004
Everyone has a worldview, but few have worldviews that are biblical. That’s the conclusion of a national survey by Barna Research, which found that just
Former seminary president, Beeson professor dies
January 15, 2004
Lewis A. Drummond, former president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, N.C., died Jan. 4. A former professor at Beeson Divinity School of Samford
NAMB hosts evangelical dinner for ambassadors
January 15, 2004
WASHINGTON — A Christmas message on the transforming love of God is not particularly unusual, but the audience of ambassadors and deputy ambassadors from around
SBC CP giving climbs in December 2003
January 15, 2004
NASHVILLE — December 2003 receipts for Cooperative Program (CP) missions of $13,585,159.83 were 9.15 percent, or $1,138,776.11, above the $12,446,383.72 received in December 2002, according
Super Bowl outreach gearing up in Houston
January 15, 2004
HOUSTON — An anticipated 200,000 football fans will converge on Houston in the days prior to Super Bowl XXXVIII, and Super Bowl Evangelism Project (SBEP)
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