‘Book of Virtues’ author vows to quit gambling
June 5, 2003
WASHINGTON — Bill Bennett, author of the “Book of Virtues” and cofounder of the family advocacy group Empower America, announced May 5 that he plans
Speaker Tournament scholarships boosted financially
May 29, 2003
It pays to study your Bible and learn how to articulate its truths. Just ask Amber Cheung, this year’s winner of the State Speakers Tournament
Lutherans cut budget, lay off nine employees
May 1, 2003
CHICAGO — The nation’s largest Lutheran church will cut its operations by $1.2 million and eliminate nine staff positions to balance against lower-than-expected income. The
Arizona Foundation investors recoup more losses
April 17, 2003
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Investors in the Baptist Foundation of Arizona recently received their share of the $217 million settlement with Arthur Andersen, the former auditor
Presbyterians to cut budget by $3.1 million
April 10, 2003
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In an effort to balance its budget, the Presbyterian Church (USA) will cut its 2004 budget by $3.1 million by eliminating 19
Video gambling hit hard in state; HB 280 slowed
April 10, 2003
Video gambling suffered another blow in Alabama when the House of Representatives failed to collect enough votes in favor of hearing legislation supporting the much-debated
Executive Committee approves education allocation for CP
February 27, 2003
An added focus on the Cooperative Program (CP) has been incorporated into the proposed Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) budget for the 2003–2004 fiscal year. The
Cooperative Program gifts up compared to 2002
February 20, 2003
NASHVILLE — Year-to-date contributions through the Southern Baptist Convention’s Cooperative Program and designated giving are up compared to this same time frame in 2002, according
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