Lost art of fasting finding renewed energy among Christians, Taylor says
July 6, 2002
Whether in the 1st or 21st century, the act of fasting or abstaining from food in order to honor God is an intriguing and often
Historical musical instrument dates back 4,000 years
June 18, 2002
Their voices have celebrated the birth of a baby and mourned the death of an elder. They have tolled in remembrance of historic events, marked
Andersen pays BFA investors $217 million
June 13, 2002
Accounting giant Arthur Andersen has completed its $217 million payment in a May 6 settlement with 13,000 former investors of the Baptist Foundation of
New Orleans graduate found Christ, Christian ministry calling in prison
June 6, 2002
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) student Kenneth Foy says prison was the best thing that ever happened to him. “That which was set
CBF receives $4 million gift for missions
May 16, 2002
ATLANTA — The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, a moderate Baptist group based in Atlanta, has received a $4 million gift from an anonymous donor that it
Fisher named officer of Midwestern board
May 16, 2002
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jim Fisher, pastor of Sage Avenue Baptist Church, Mobile, was selected as first vice chairman of the board of trustees of
Baptist Olympian advocates abstinence until marriage
May 9, 2002
For Olympian speed skater Jason Hedstrand, the slim gold band he wears on his right hand means more than his newly ordered Olympic ring. The
Horton joins Shocco Springs staff as operations associate
May 9, 2002
John G. Horton has been appointed as operations associate for Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center, which is Alabama’s largest religious-owned retreat facility. Horton moves
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