Christian music industry deemed a big business
September 18, 2003
Christian music is big business. The sales numbers show that. But Christian music insiders argue it’s a ministry as well. Although sales figures fell about
Single parents find encouragement, helpful counsel at her workshop
September 15, 2003
Linda Ranson Jacobs knows the pain of divorce. She knows how it feels to be attending Sunday School with her husband one week, and then,
‘Shout to the Lord’ most popular among Baptists
September 11, 2003
PORTLAND, Ore. — “Shout to the Lord” and “Lord, I Lift Your Name on High” are the two most popular songs sung in Baptist churches
Youthquake to shake up Cullman youth in October
September 11, 2003
Youthquake, an evangelistic conference that will be held at the Cullman County Fairgrounds Oct. 1, will be a night “jam-packed from start to finish” for
One-fourth of teens experience some form of abuse in a sexual relationship
September 4, 2003
Among teens who have had sex, one-quarter of those relationships include some form of abuse, with nearly one in 10 teens reporting physical abuse within
FBC Pelham rallies around 5-year-old, family during medical crisis
September 4, 2003
Five-year-old Jessica Lambert was born with an umbilical cord defect. She had the first of many seizures when she was only eight days old. Three
Remodel or rebuild? Research before deciding
September 4, 2003
After recognizing the need for additional space and conducting extensive research, long-range planning committee members must recommend an expansion option to their church that will
When should congregations consider relocation?
September 4, 2003
Like most major building decisions, relocation can be quite an intimidating issue for church leaders and congregations to face. Gwenn McCormick, former director of
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