Alabama Baptist recalls years in American Samoa
February 4, 2010
When disaster struck American Samoa in September, no one was more concerned than Vera Vaughn, a member of Shades Crest Baptist Church, Bluff Park, in
Southern Baptist work proves difficult in ‘Christian’ saturated American Samoa
February 4, 2010
While one might want to rejoice that Christianity is the predominant religion in American Samoa, standing head and shoulders among the rest, that fact doesn’t
American Samoa begins long rebuilding process
February 4, 2010
While most Americans’ attention was focused on the massive flooding in Georgia’s Atlanta area last fall, an equally destructive event was taking place 5,000 miles
Calif. director emeritus Bill Hogue dies at 82
February 4, 2010
BROWNWOOD, Texas — C.B. “Bill” Hogue, executive director emeritus of the California Southern Baptist Convention (CSBC), died Jan. 26. He was 82 and was undergoing
Iraqi Baptist church damaged by explosion
February 4, 2010
BAGHDAD — First Baptist Church of Baghdad, Iraq, was damaged by an explosion a third of a mile from the church building. The incident occurred
Why are U.S. sports so Christianity friendly?
January 28, 2010
When Colt McCoy of the University of Texas expressed his faith in an interview following the Longhorns’ BCS championship game loss to the University of
UM Selling Tickets for Upcoming Theatre Shows
January 28, 2010
The University of Mobile (UM) Center for Performing Arts is now selling tickets for the final two shows of the season, “Lend Me a Tenor”
Gambling bill moving in House would protect current operations from taxes, raids
January 28, 2010
Gambling supporters repeatedly promise money from regulating and taxing slot machines that are being labeled electronic bingo. But House Bill (HB) 154, passed Jan. 20
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