Editorials by Bob Terry

They were as opposite as two people could be. One was organized, the other spontaneous. One was dependable, the other carefree. One gave herself to

It is one of those stories that sounds too weird to be true, but it actually happened. A pastor had served a First Baptist Church

The images are burned deep in the psyche of Americans. Planes deliberately flying into buildings. Fireball explosions. Crumbling buildings. Death falling from the sky. Frantic,

To most people listening to the report of the membership committee at the recent General Council session of the Baptist World Alliance, it appeared the

Both women excelled as public school educators. One was selected by her peers as Outstanding Educator of the Year.  Earlier students voted her the most

Baptists stand traditional church organization on its head. We even turn the visual example of organization used by most church groups on its head. The

Allow me to share a personal word of encouragement with you. Many things claim your time and attention right now, but please do not forget

Pollsters call it “The Religiosity Cycle.” Church people call it a pattern of involvement. Both refer to the same phenomenon. For some reason, generation after