Caregivers also need special care
January 11, 2001
While 25 million people in the United States are caregivers to family members who aren’t able to care for themselves, they often have no relief
Automatic tithing now available
January 11, 2001
When his mother checked into a nursing home, Travis Collins was pleased the short-term rehabilitation didn’t interrupt her giving to First Baptist Church of Mount
Giving said higher among minorities
January 11, 2001
African-Americans and Hispanics are more likely to contribute to charity than whites, but are asked to do so less often than their white counterparts, according
Don’t ‘blow it,’ expert says, reach the children
January 11, 2001
“Churches that aren’t reaching out to children are missing the mark,” a church growth and evangelism expert told participants at the recent National Preschool and
Religious officials address communities with AIDS
January 4, 2001
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Religious leaders and lay persons from around the world gathered to share accounts of the role of faith communities in the fight
Samford students help, earn credit with service
January 4, 2001
Every Tuesday afternoon Cheryl Minozzi and Nateka Jackson leave the campus of Samford University and head for the old South Avondale Baptist Church in Birmingham.
Baptists deliver winter coats to Serbian kids
January 4, 2001
The Texas Baptist Men missions organization (TBM) has shipped 10,000 coats to the former Yugoslavia, with the goal of making the New Year happier and
School district will allow religious groups
January 4, 2001
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — A suburban Minneapolis school district dropped its discriminatory policy against religious groups after a lawsuit initiated by the Northstar Legal Center. The
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