Board of Aid awards 204 scholarships in 2011–2012
November 22, 2012
The Board of Aid awarded 204 student scholarships in the amount of $259,552 for the 2011–2012 academic year, Bill Goodwin, chairman of the Board of
Education Commission commends Alabama Baptist schools
November 22, 2012
Alabama Baptists “have no finer place to send their children for higher education” than the three Baptist schools supported by the state convention — Judson
State Budget: Not Out of the Woods Yet
October 18, 2012
On Sept. 18 Alabamians voted to supplement the state’s general fund operating budget by transferring $437 million from the Alabama Trust Fund (ATF) over the
GuideStone to hold retirement event
October 18, 2012
GuideStone Financial Resources has announced its plans for Retirement:Now, a free one-week event to coincide with National Save for Retirement Week (Oct. 21–27). Retirement:Now “will help
CP ends year 3 percent above SBC budget; downturn may be reversing
October 11, 2012
The Cooperative Program (CP) ended its fiscal year 3 percent over budget and at 99.41 percent of last year’s contributions. Church giving hopefully has dipped
Georgetown College president to retire
October 4, 2012
William Crouch, hailed as a visionary leader who steered Georgetown College through financial woes, established bonds with African-Americans and loosened ties with the Kentucky Baptist
Compensation for pastors keeps pace with inflation, LifeWay Research shows
October 4, 2012
Compensation for full-time Southern Baptist pastors is increasing at a rate slightly faster than the rate of inflation nationally, but many churches continue to struggle
NAMB loses bid for 217-acre campus to former Southern Baptist university
October 4, 2012
A for-profit, Christian university once owned by Arizona Southern Baptists edged out the North American Mission Board (NAMB) in a contest for a 217-acre campus
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