Baptists concerned about Burma; ties began with Judsons in 1800s
October 11, 2007
If any group in the United States has a reason to care about the people of Burma, it is Baptists. That’s what Duane Binkley, a
Texas Baptist board approves budget, staff cuts
October 11, 2007
DALLAS — After extensive debate, the Baptist General Convention of Texas (BGCT) executive board voted 52–28 to approve a $50.1 million budget recommendation — a
Wilkerson retires from SBC business, finance role
October 11, 2007
NASHVILLE — The man behind the planning and execution of the annual meeting for Southern Baptists retired Sept. 30. John R. (Jack) Wilkerson, vice president
Amish in Nickel Mines mark anniversary of school shooting
October 11, 2007
Things seem normal as you drive the narrow country roads that wind through southern Lancaster County. The tobacco hangs drying in barns, the way it
MIT installs first chaplain in its 146-year history
October 11, 2007
BOSTON — A “temple” of scientific inquiry embraced a new relationship with organized religion Sept. 30 when the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, installed
Alabama native helps head up Katrina relief at Louisiana church, pens devotional book
October 11, 2007
When Martha Bailey thinks about what God did after Hurricane Katrina, she said it seems surreal, like it didn’t happen. But she knows it happened
Alabama Baptists celebrate milestone at Talladega Superspeedway
October 11, 2007
Track chaplain Mike Jackson thinks that if Jesus were in Alabama on race weekend, then He would be right there at Talladega Superspeedway among the
Homeless in Peru villages receive post-quake relief
October 11, 2007
Thousands of people left homeless and hungry by a massive earthquake in Peru’s desolate southern desert are being helped, thanks to the generosity of Southern
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