While cremation has been in existence for almost as long as the human race, it is still not generally the method of choice for loved
HARTFORD, Connecticut — A majority of Americans believe divine intervention can trump doctors’ advice in end-of-life cases, according to a new report published in Archives
Tyler Worthey, minister of music/worship of Trinity Baptist Church, Roanoke, kisses LuLu the cow Aug. 10 as part of a fund-raiser for the church’s family
It should come as no surprise that baby boomers — the generation that has redefined most of life’s institutions — are also reshaping death, or
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Greg Warner, who has shepherded Associated Baptist Press (ABP) since its infancy 18 years ago, informed the agency’s directors and staff Aug.
A look at a map showing the number of cremations in each state reveals there are fewer cremations in the Bible Belt South than any
FORT WORTH, Texas — C.W. Brister Jr., a pastoral ministry professor at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, from 1957 until his retirement
In two parts of the world where a “storm” has passed, Baptists are digging in to deal with needs left in the wake. In the
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