Endowment encourages full-time ministry
January 17, 2002
INDIANAPOLIS — More than $55 million will be given to 28 colleges and universities by the Lilly Endowment to fund programs that encourage students
National Woman’s Missionary Union distances itself from Global Women
January 17, 2002
The executive board of national Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) officially distanced the missionary organization from the newly formed independent women’s missions group, Global Women. The
LifeWay announces agreement to help churches
January 17, 2002
NASHVILLE — LifeWay Christian Stores has reached new agreements designed to help churches and associations achieve their ministry goals. The agreements with Michael Business Machines
Adrian Rogers recovering following heart attack
January 17, 2002
MIAMI — Former Southern Baptist Convention president Adrian Rogers is recovering in a Miami hospital after suffering a mild heart attack Jan. 10. Rogers, pastor
Christian music sales reach new record in 2001
January 17, 2002
NASHVILLE — Contemporary Christian and gospel music reached a new U.S. sales record in 2001, selling almost 50 million units, according to an industry organization.
Bobby Britt kidney transplant a success
January 17, 2002
For evangelist Bobby Britt, tears of pain and helplessness have been replaced with tears of joy. Prayers for healing have been replaced with prayers of
Famed Baptist pastor Criswell dead at 92
January 17, 2002
W.A. Criswell, a legendary Texas Baptist pastor who influenced a generation of Southern Baptist preachers and was a central figure in Dallas and national religious
Baptist Foundation celebrates with senior adults
January 10, 2002
As a part of its emphasis on personal ministry, The Baptist Foundation of Alabama (BFA) recently held its first annual Christmas celebration for senior adults
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