One Story About Christian Higher Education
August 19, 2010
The writer of the e-mail had just finished her first day at a prestigious medical school. When she got back to her apartment, the first
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Consequences steep for churches that do not obey new FCC mic rule
August 19, 2010
Dawson Memorial Baptist Church, Birmingham, spent just shy of $4,000 over the past two years changing out five wireless microphone sets that would no longer
Legalization of Internet gambling in U.S. progresses
August 12, 2010
WASHINGTON — Congressional advocates for legalizing Internet gambling in the United States have made progress in their effort less than two months after rules implementing
N.J. Supreme Court declines gay ‘marriage’ case
August 12, 2010
TRENTON, N.J. — Supporters of gay “marriage” said they would press on with their fight despite the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision not to hear
Anglicans reject move to ‘separate’ U.S. church
August 12, 2010
LONDON — Anglican leaders meeting in London have rejected a move to “separate” the Episcopal Church from the wider Anglican Communion, a proposal that officials
Hurricane Katrina recovery continues in New Orleans
August 12, 2010
New Orleans artist Sherry Francalancia has been making the rounds asking local artists for their handprints on a work she is producing. The painting symbolizes
First Baptist Church, Russellville, on mission
August 12, 2010
Richard Parker, minister of youth and education of First Baptist Church, Russellville, led a team of 61 to Rochester, N.Y., July 10–16. It was their
Russell Baptist Association on mission
August 12, 2010
Russell Baptist Association went to Crystal Springs, Miss., for its annual Builders for Christ associational missions trip June 19–26. Jill Clark, a member of Central
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