Former BWA president Joao F. Soren dies
January 17, 2002
WASHINGTON — Joao F. Soren, a former president of the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) and one of the premier pastors in Brazil, died Jan. 3.
Performance of accounting firm questioned
January 17, 2002
NEW YORK — After three high-profile blown audits last year, some are asking if Arthur Andersen — once the conscience of the accounting industry — has
Adrian Rogers recovering following heart attack
January 17, 2002
MIAMI — Former Southern Baptist Convention president Adrian Rogers is recovering in a Miami hospital after suffering a mild heart attack Jan. 10. Rogers, pastor
Mainstream Missouri Baptists abandon efforts
January 17, 2002
Moderate conservatives have thrown in the towel on efforts to reclaim control of the Missouri Baptist Convention (MBC), disbanding an organization that unsuccessfully attempted to
Baptist donations from Sept. 11 to continue helping area
January 17, 2002
An allocation plan for more than $3.4 million donated toward Southern Baptist disaster relief efforts in New York and Washington takes a comprehensive approach in
December CP gifts down from previous year
January 10, 2002
NASHVILLE — Gifts to the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) Cooperative Program (CP) in December of $14,610,892.95 were 4.81 percent below the total for December 2000,
Divinity dean resigns amid embezzlement charge
January 10, 2002
HARTFORD, Conn. — Following an audit that revealed he took university funds for his own personal use — including paying for his daughter’s tuition at
Alabama Baptists’ efforts profiled in N.Y. Times
January 10, 2002
Southern Baptist Disaster Relief efforts in New York, including Alabama Baptists efforts, have captured the attention of the New York Times, which ran a
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