How to expand gifts when money is tight
December 5, 2013
The Bargainomics Lady How can families find creative ways to expand Christmas gifts when money is tight? Consider these tips: Most of your friends and
What makes a good old age? ‘Pain-free’ doesn’t top list
December 5, 2013
People often say they want a good “quality of life” in their older years. “But we don’t know what that means to people,” said Cary
Homeowners sue over Glorieta Conference Center sale
December 5, 2013
A federal judge in New Mexico has removed 113 individuals from a lawsuit against two Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) agencies challenging the recent sale of Glorieta
Samford celebrates homecoming, overtime football thriller
November 28, 2013
Samford University in Birmingham welcomed alumni from many states, including Alaska, for 2013 homecoming weekend Nov. 15–16. The agenda included time for fellowship, worship and
Professor’s Virtual Bible Project to make Holy Land accessible to everyone
November 28, 2013
Long before smartphones, before technology had literally reshaped modern society, Dan Warner had an idea for teaching the history and geography of biblical lands —
Windermere sues Missouri Baptist Convention
November 28, 2013
ROACH, Mo. — After defending itself against litigation for a dozen years, Windermere Baptist Conference Center in Missouri filed a lawsuit Oct. 25 accusing the
Scottish Baptist to lead relocated seminary
November 28, 2013
Amsterdam — A Scottish Baptist educator and former pastor has been named rector of the International Baptist Theological Study Centre in Amsterdam, a school owned
Court strikes down clergy tax break
November 25, 2013
A federal judge said Nov. 23 that an IRS rule allowing clergy to avoid paying taxes on a part of their income designated as a
