NOBTS emeritus professor Don Minton dies
November 14, 2002
NEW ORLEANS — Donald W. Minton, professor emeritus of adult education at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, from which he retired after serving 33 years,
SBOM disaster relief teams help communities damaged by November storms
November 14, 2002
It had been a typical Sunday evening service at Carbon Hill’s First Baptist Church until the conclusion of Pastor David Lowery’s sermon. Shortly before he
Summer campers gifts to missions exceed half million
October 31, 2002
More than 78,000 youth and children attending summer camps sponsored by LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention spent the summer playing, praying and
Baptist layman wins Nobel Peace Prize
October 24, 2002
PLAINS, Ga. — Former president Jimmy Carter is winner of this year's Nobel Peace Prize. Carter, 78, has been called the greatest ex-president in American
Black missionaries represent small but growing missions movement
October 24, 2002
Those looking 20 years ago for missions-sending organizations or ministries “dedicated to recruiting blacks to the mission field wouldn’t have been able to come up
Texas Baptists helping former missionaries
October 24, 2002
Southern Baptist missionaries who leave the International Mission Board because they refuse to affirm the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message are finding help from Texas
City proclamation praises Southwestern
October 24, 2002
The city of San Antonio recognized Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s contribution to its communities and churches in an official proclamation Oct. 7. The proclamation was
Alabama disaster relief -teams assist in Louisiana
October 17, 2002
After Louisiana took two back-to-back beatings from hurricanes, Alabama Baptists volunteered to help clean up in a variety of ways. In the effort after Lilli,
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