Pioneer in Baptist electronic media dies
July 18, 2002
FORT WORTH, Texas — Paul M. Stevens, the man credited with shaping the Baptist Radio and Television Commission into one of the most influential forces
Valleydale Baptist Church celebrates with NYC policeman
July 11, 2002
To celebrate Independence Day, New York City police officer Brian O’Neill spoke on patriotism and 9/11 during the pre-July 4 services at Valleydale Baptist Church,
Relations strained between Shorter College, GBC
July 11, 2002
Relations between Shorter Baptist College in Rome, Ga., and the Georgia Baptist Convention (GBC) are once again up in the air. Following a June 18,
Faith statement
July 11, 2002
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) leadership is doing a great disservice and creating unnecessary controversy in the SBC, the North American Mission Board and the
Ruling on Pledge of Allegiance raises questions
July 11, 2002
The Pledge of Allegiance recently gained a renewed national emphasis as its constitutionality fell under fire. Many Alabamians – from the small-town farmer to the
Alabamians volunteer for summer missions projects
July 11, 2002
A team representing the DeKalb and Marshall Baptist Associations recently ministered to more than 400 members of the Agusan River Valley Association of Southern Baptist
Morgan County churches focus on America
July 11, 2002
Since Sept. 11, the United States has experienced a resurgence of patriotism. There are more flags flying than any time in recent memory, cars are
NAMB ends cooperation with District of Columbia Baptist Convention
July 11, 2002
Following nearly a year of discussions, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) of the Southern Baptist Convention has notified the District of Columbia Baptist Convention
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