Bulgarian police raids alarm Baptist leaders
August 12, 2004
OSLO, Norway — Bulgarian police have forcibly expelled members of an alternative Orthodox synod from some 250 parish churches they have been using for more
Maintaining a Christian witness on and off the field important for UA players from FBC Cullman
August 12, 2004
Like most churches, First Baptist Church, Cullman, supports its students in their collegiate pursuits. And like most churches, it has a mix of members who
Baylor regents meet without voting on president
August 5, 2004
WACO, Texas — Baylor University President Robert Sloan, who survived a 17–18 dismissal vote in May, apparently survived another milepost in his tumultuous nine-year
Baptist Peace Fellowship names new director
August 5, 2004
TOWSON, Md. — The Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America has chosen a new coordinating director. Gary Percesepe, a longtime peace activist, started the post
IMB enlarges budget, issues guidelines for volunteers
July 29, 2004
With a final tally of $136.2 million for the 2003 Lottie Moon Christmas Offering, trustees of the International Mission Board (IMB) approved a plan
Truett Seminary professor dies after cancer battle
July 29, 2004
HOUSTON — Chip Conyers, one of the first faculty members of Truett Theological Seminary in Waco, Texas, died July 18 at the age of
Baptist relief helps Sudanese refugees
July 22, 2004
Southern Baptist relief funds are helping hungry and thirsty refugees in the midst of what the United Nations is calling the worst humanitarian crisis
BHS’ Shelby gets heart unit; Montclair names president
July 22, 2004
Two hospitals in the Birmingham-based Baptist Health System (BHS) — Baptist Medical Center (BMC) Shelby and BMC Montclair — have announced a new heart
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