LOUISVILLE, Ky.— Seminaries have begun sending a CD-ROM Bible to prospective students after finding a growing number of incoming freshmen at Christian colleges do not
WASHINGTON — Church arsons have decreased for the third straight year after a jump in the arson rate in 1996, a task force studying the
As a bleak winter chills this once-communist country, many Bulgarians have food on their tables because of Baptists. A $65,000 grant from Southern Baptists, combined
A group of 76 new missionaries and members of a suburban Atlanta church were challenged during a North American Mission Board commissioning service Feb. 20
The Tampa, Fla., police department has advised two Southern Baptist churches to increase their security after the churches were vandalized by homosexual activists who also
A recent missions trip to Kenya in east Africa provided seven camp staff members from WorldSong Missions Place with experiences to share with hundreds of
Before Ronnie Musgrove came to Jackson Jan. 11 to take the oath of office as Mississippi’s first Southern Baptist governor in 20 years, his home
As the Louisiana State Penitentiary inmates sang, their faces shined. With hands raised toward heaven, the men clad in black gowns and caps celebrated the
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