Ten motions referred, none debated
June 20, 2002
Southern Baptist messengers attending the annual meeting in St. Louis, Mo., attempted to deal with such issues as the affirmation of the Baptist Faith and
WMU’s job skills ministry for women celebrates fifth year since original site opened in Alabama
June 20, 2002
In 1997, Alabama Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) opened its first site in Birmingham. Since then, Alabamians have seen more than 10 sites open in
SBC messengers rally in the battle for the Kingdom
June 20, 2002
In a voice-raising, podium-slamming, crowd-pleasing moment James Merritt set the tone for the June 11–12 Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) annual meeting in St. Louis, Mo.
Auburn’s Williams honored by NOBTS
June 20, 2002
Alabamian Chette LaRue Williams Sr. was honored as one of two distinguished alumni from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary during its alumni luncheon at the
Calls for ‘forgiveness,’ ‘holiness’ challenge WMU
June 20, 2002
Forgiveness is powerful but not easy, a victim of kidnapping and rape told participants in the Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) annual meeting June 9–10. Debbie
Creed named Samford provost
June 20, 2002
Samford University has named J. Bradley Creed, this past year’s associate provost and a former Baylor University professor and dean, provost at Samford. He assumed
St. Louis welcomes SBC
June 13, 2002
The old home week feel of seminary classmate reunions and ministers catching up with peers seeped through the America’s Center in St. Louis, Mo., as
FBC Alpine raises sizable donation for Shocco at yard sale
June 13, 2002
First Baptist Church, Alpine, of the Coosa River Association raised $1,000 June 1 at its Countryfest to donate toward the construction of a new worship
