Arizona Convention accepts severed ties
April 6, 2000
PHOENIX — The Arizona Southern Baptist Convention has accepted the severing of formal ties with Grand Canyon University, a Christian university in Phoenix. Delegates to
Dilday retiring from Truett Seminary post
April 6, 2000
WACO, Texas — Russell Dilday, whose 1994 firing as president of Southwestern Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas, proved a watershed in a long running battle between
Court upholds U. of Wisconsin mandatory student fee program
April 6, 2000
Public universities may use mandatory student fees to fund a variety of college groups, even if students find some of those groups objectionable, a unanimous
Seminaries approved for new doctorates
March 30, 2000
NASHVILLE — Four Southern Baptist Convention seminaries have been approved to offer a new doctor of educational ministry degree, according to notifications received from the
Dalgerty family makes tradition out of attending UM
March 30, 2000
Peter and Norma Dalgerty could have never imagined how much the University of Mobile (UM) would become a part of their family’s life when
WMU program celebrates third anniversary
March 23, 2000
BIRMINGHAM — Lives are being changed. That’s the bottom line. As Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC), a ministry of Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU), marked its
Bob Jones University ends interracial dating ban
March 23, 2000
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The fundamentalist South Carolina university that set off a heated debate in the Republican race for the White House has dropped its
Samford earns seed to NCAA tourney
March 16, 2000
The Samford Men’s basketball team is headed to the Midwest Regional to the NCAA tournament March 16. Samford earned a No. 13 seed and will
