Beatrice church turns power loss into cooking party to save food
September 30, 2004
In many rural Alabama areas, it is taking crews a while to restore power. Some churches are making the most of their uncomfortable situations
Baptists provide supplies, money for Caribbean after Ivan
September 30, 2004
While Hurricane Ivan pounded Alabama and its remnants returned to hit Louisiana as a tropical depression, the devastating storm also left its mark throughout
Auburn pastor leads chapel service at Southeastern Seminary
September 30, 2004
Just as the apostle Paul endured hardship, so also pastors must face trials in their ministry with diligence, dedication and endurance, Al Jackson said in
Low revenues force FamilyNet staff cuts
September 23, 2004
The Southern Baptist North American Mission Board (NAMB) has announced a staff reduction and other measures to strengthen the financial viability of its FamilyNet broadcasting
National Baptists re-elect Shaw as president
September 23, 2004
NEW ORLEANS — One of the nation’s largest black religious denominations handed a second five-year presidential term to a Philadelphia pastor who pulled the church
Georgia high court agrees to hear Shorter appeal
September 23, 2004
ROME, Ga. — The Georgia Supreme Court has agreed to hear Shorter College’s appeal of a court’s decision in favor of the Georgia Baptist Convention,
WMU, IMB highlight countries for mission study
September 23, 2004
As Alabama Baptists prepare to teach the International Mission Study and promote the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering they will find two options for their churches.
Missionaries face tradition, suspicion in work
September 23, 2004
So close, yet so lost”—that’s how one Southern Baptist missionary describes the spiritual lives of the Mestizos of Mexico in the “Heart of Darkness” —
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