Church giving higher in past years, report finds
January 17, 2002
Americans are giving a smaller percentage of their income to churches than they did three decades ago, a new report finds. Church members donated 2.58
Performance of accounting firm questioned
January 17, 2002
NEW YORK — After three high-profile blown audits last year, some are asking if Arthur Andersen — once the conscience of the accounting industry — has
Alabama Baptists meet CP budget; short of challenge
January 17, 2002
Baptists in Alabama continued to show their support for the Cooperative Program (CP) in 2001, exceeding the base budget of $38,295,000 by $380,161, according to
Baptist donations from Sept. 11 to continue helping area
January 17, 2002
An allocation plan for more than $3.4 million donated toward Southern Baptist disaster relief efforts in New York and Washington takes a comprehensive approach in
Alabamian first to earn new Islamic studies degree
January 10, 2002
FORT WORTH, Texas — An Alabama Baptist is the first recipient of a degree in Islamic studies from a Southern Baptist seminary. Southwestern Baptist Theological
Divinity dean resigns amid embezzlement charge
January 10, 2002
HARTFORD, Conn. — Following an audit that revealed he took university funds for his own personal use — including paying for his daughter’s tuition at
Baptist Foundation celebrates with senior adults
January 10, 2002
As a part of its emphasis on personal ministry, The Baptist Foundation of Alabama (BFA) recently held its first annual Christmas celebration for senior adults
Church van usage increasing; regular maintenance important
January 10, 2002
Van safety is a relatively new concern for churches. Until the past two decades, most churches didn’t have vans. Transportation was a matter of piling
