New technology helps prayer requests travel farther, faster
June 8, 2006
How fast does a prayer travel? From a Florida hospital, parents sent out a cry for help for their 2-year-old daughter who was facing chemotherapy
NAMB cancels controversial aviation, public relations, Internet contracts
May 25, 2006
The North American Mission Board (NAMB) has canceled four controversial contracts initiated by former president Bob Reccord that critics said were wasting missions money. The
Online registration available; resolutions due soon
May 18, 2006
For the fourth consecutive year, online registration is available to churches for their messengers. Churches can register their messengers online at www.sbc.net to avoid waiting
Gadsden youth group first ever to post video on iTunes
May 11, 2006
Most people use an iPod or MP3 player to share their favorite music with friends, but Corey Glenn, a sophomore high school student, uses his
New technology opens up ways for churches to reach out, share message
May 11, 2006
By Cheryl Sloan Wray Following the trend in popular culture to download music, videos and more onto potable media players such as the iPod, Baptist
CyberCamp teaches churches to use technology more effectively
April 20, 2006
During the past several months, Alabama Baptists have shown increasing interest in how they can better use technology for local church ministry and outreach, said
Satellite images renew interest in search for Noah’s Ark
April 6, 2006
Recently released satellite images of an unknown formation or object on Mount Ararat in Turkey have added fuel to archeologists’ ongoing quest to find Noah’s
Supreme Court upholds anti-obscenity law
April 6, 2006
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court upheld March 20 a lower court’s opinion that a federal ban on Internet obscenity is constitutional. The high court
