PORTLAND, Ore. — The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that Portland Public Schools didn’t discriminate against atheist students by allowing the Boy Scouts to recruit
Franklin Baptist Association’s WMU holds Children’s Praise Fest 2006 at Camp McMurray. Fifty-three first- through sixth-graders participated in the July 29 event that included games,
While children in the Friendship House emergency shelter in Oxford slept through a terrible storm earlier this year, a lightning strike caused a fire that
A ruler and a calculator showed the children at Poplar Springs Baptist Church, Rockford, what it would take to raise a mile of pennies for
OXFORD, N.C. — A Baptist teenager from North Carolina died Sept. 9 in an apparent accident at a church youth retreat. Ozzie Vargas Jr., 17,
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. — A businesswoman’s contribution of more than $1 million to Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, N.C., will allow students of the university’s
While Madison County has several Christian high schools, Whitesburg Academy Upper School in Huntsville became the first Southern Baptist one with the addition of ninth-grade
NASHVILLE — Contributions through the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) Cooperative Program (CP) for August 2006 were $15,521,035.75. This is 1.65 percent, or $260,632.53, below the
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