Before Johann Gutenberg built his printing press and started publishing books in 1450, Bibles were painstakingly copied by hand. Only a privileged few had access
WASHINGTON — About half of all Catholic priests who leave the priesthood do so because they are in love with a woman or can no
HOUSTON — One of Texas’ most historic and progressive Baptist churches has called a young Mississippian to be its pastor. South Main Baptist Church of
Young Southern Baptist men looking for adventure and opportunities to share the gospel with unreached people groups might consider a new ministry opportunity with the
ATLANTA — James Merritt, pastor of the 10,000-member First Baptist Church of Snellville, Ga., is planning to start a new congregation 15 miles away in
In 1970, 12-year-old Bryan Peoples played in the Royal Ambassador (RA) Alabama state championship basketball game. On Feb. 14–15, 2003, Peoples returned and coached
NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) paid tribute to the legacy left by George and Cora Leavell and their descendants Jan. 28
Mitch Glaser was born a Jew and was certain he would die a Jew. He didn’t even believe in hell, until a Christian friend mustered
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