NEW YORK CITY — A religious humanitarian organization has started a campaign to provide health care for Iraqi children. Church World Service, the humanitarian assistance
Personal Prayer Life seminar leader Tom Kyzer asked attendees, “If God withdrew Himself right now, would it make any difference in what happens in your
FORT WORTH, Texas — Raymond Bernard Spencer, assistant professor of preaching at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, died unexpectedly at his home in Fort Worth, Texas,
Personal Prayer Life seminar leader Tom Kyzer asked attendees, “If God withdrew Himself right now, would it make any difference in what happens in
NASHVILLE — Todd Starnes, assistant editor of Baptist Press (BP), has been named director of university communications at Union University, Jackson, Tenn., according to David
Pastors in Mobile Baptist Association (MBA) declined to require associational employees to affirm the 2000 Baptist Faith and Message (BD&M) as well as fall
Election of new officers and personnel, approval of a document related to cooperation in North American missions, and setting budgetary goals were among the actions
A program to prepare certified pharmacy technicians is among several new offerings in Samford University’s Samford After Sundown noncredit community course series this spring.
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