State construction projects solicited
July 18, 2002
The 2002 World Changers projects in Alabama, North Carolina and Georgia took place as a partnership between the state convention, the North American Mission and
Baptists help with wildfires, serve hot meals
July 18, 2002
DENVER — Fire season came early to drought-stricken Colorado this year, sparking major wildfires across the state in recent weeks. As towns and communities have
Pioneer in Baptist electronic media dies
July 18, 2002
FORT WORTH, Texas — Paul M. Stevens, the man credited with shaping the Baptist Radio and Television Commission into one of the most influential forces
Sage Avenue recalls missions mindset with Kansas City trip
July 18, 2002
A group of Sage Avenue Baptist members took Faith Mountain, their Vacation Bible School (VBS), on the road to Kansas City, Kansas, before conducting it
Pastor beats boy for cheating on Bible test
July 18, 2002
Religion In America Pastor beats boy for cheating on Bible test AUSTIN, Texas – An 11-year-old Texas boy remains hostpitalized a week after his church
Six Alabamians appointed to mission service by NAMB
July 18, 2002
Grace and John McGraw, John and Cindy Thomas and Don and Pam Smith were recently appointed to mission service by the North American Mission Board.
SBC, CBF relations dominate worldwide Baptist meeting
July 18, 2002
The 11-year conflict between the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF) and the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) reached the international stage last week in Seville, Spain. Evaluating
NAMB ends cooperation with District of Columbia Baptist Convention
July 11, 2002
Following nearly a year of discussions, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) of the Southern Baptist Convention has notified the District of Columbia Baptist Convention
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