DURHAM, N.C. — An ordained Baptist minister and Princeton Theological Seminary professor has been named the first African-American dean of the chapel at Duke University
The Amazing Race: Extreme Faith Edition was no ordinary race. Designed to challenge participants spiritually as well as physically, Embark Ministries hosted the event July
Unemployment in Alabama has been an issue since late 2009, when more than 10 percent of Alabamians were out of work. However, the current statewide
Shelby Baptist Association hosted its fourth annual Families on Mission (FOM) event July 7–11. This ministry outreach program encourages families, from grandparents to kindergarten-age children,
Tanisha Harvey-Hurst and Matthew Hurst attended class weekly at New Hope Bible School Institute to gain a deeper understanding of the Bible. Their learning was
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham will host its 25th annual Beeson Pastors School July 23–26. Speakers include Steve Brown, professor of preaching at
The University of Mobile has established the new College of Christian Leadership (CCL) to oversee the new School of Worship Leadership, School of Christian Ministries
Judson College’s first nursing class began clinical rotations this summer after a spring semester in Judson’s state-of-the-art classroom facilities and skills lab. Because of Judson’s
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