‘Father of faith’ retires as Sardis DOM at 90
January 15, 2004
Many men work, use chain saws to cut down trees, fish, use a backhoe, and build things — but most men may not do those
John Tesh leaves celebrity news for the ‘good news’
January 8, 2004
John Tesh doesn’t aspire to be famous. And he doesn’t really like television. That’s a bit ironic for a man who once pulled down seven
First Christianity Today editor Carl F.H. Henry dies
December 18, 2003
WATERTOWN, Wis. — Carl F.H. Henry, the first editor of Christianity Today magazine and one of conservative Christianity’s most influential authors and theologians, died Dec.
Serving bivocationally expands Birmingham pastor’s reach
November 13, 2003
Some pastors may see serving bivocationally as a stepping stone to serving in a full-time pastorate. But for Ed Horsley, recently retired from Lake Highland
Crumpton to retire from Alabaster pastorate in his 23rd year
October 23, 2003
Wayne Crumpton, of First Baptist Church, Alabaster, recently announced his intent to retire from his full-time pastorate effective Dec. 31. In making his announcement to
Baptist Health System names interim CEO, makes changes in board
October 16, 2003
Baptist Health System’s (BHS) board of trustees selected veteran health care executive Daniel J. Rissing as the interim chief executive officer for BHS. He started
India evangelist returns to Alabama, reports health improvements
October 16, 2003
Marketing executive. Evangelist to the lost souls of India. Stroke victim healed after complete speech loss. Edgar Sathuluri has walked all these roads, plus some.
McGohon retiring as DOM for Montgomery Association
October 9, 2003
After more than 18 years of service, Buddy McGohon recently announced he will retire as director of missions for Montgomery Baptist Association in January. Although
