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
Barrows’ music collection donated to seminary
January 8, 2004
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In November, Cliff Barrows, longtime music and programming director for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), donated his collection of 298 hymnals
Samford collection includes 1,000 missionary biographies
January 8, 2004
Samford University students and patrons of the university library can now draw inspiration and knowledge from a new collection of 1,000 biographies of Christian missionaries.
Consider disabled members, guests when building
January 1, 2004
Entering, exiting and maneuvering around a church facility may not be a problem for most church members, and many of us don’t think twice about
One woman’s personal experience, suggestions
January 1, 2004
Sandra Wilkerson, a member of Gateway Baptist Church, Montgomery, found out that she had multiple sclerosis more than 26 years ago. Wilkerson, former Baptist
Mary Elizabeth O’Brien comes from CIGNA to start duties Jan. 5
January 1, 2004
Baptist Health System (BHS) trustees announced Dec. 17 the decision to hire Mary Elizabeth (Beth) O’Brien as the system’s new president and chief executive officer
Sheriff advises churches about building security
January 1, 2004
Your church building — you’ve always trusted its environment enough to leave your purse sitting in the pew, your car sitting in the parking lot
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.
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