Pastor gives pulpit to wife to focus on new campus
June 12, 2008
NEW ORLEANS — Bishop Paul S. Morton, leader of perhaps the largest church in New Orleans, has turned over his pulpit to his wife so
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Midwife to Amish shut down, wins appeal to case
June 12, 2008
HARRISBURG, Pa. — A Pennsylvania court has said a state board was wrong to fine and shut down the practice of a Lancaster County midwife
Appeals court backs Oregon gay ‘marriage’ ban
June 12, 2008
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Oregon Court of Appeals upheld the ban on gay “marriage” May 21 that state voters approved by a wide margin in
Woman finds hope through Christ, help of WMU mentor after long life of prostitution, addiction
June 12, 2008
No one knows what darkness feels like quite like Janet Gillispie does. Sometimes it’s the recklessness of selling yourself to a stranger for $5, shame
Fathers pass down life lessons through gardening
June 12, 2008
Lots of people cry around onions, but for Steve Tierce, it’s okra — okra gets him a little choked up. Okra and squash. And tomatoes.
Fires heighten Ethiopia food crisis
June 5, 2008
Southern Baptists are helping families in southern Ethiopia whose homes, livestock and food supplies were destroyed in late April by wildfires that raged across two
Peterson marks 35 years at Auburn FBC
June 5, 2008
By Jeremy Dale Henderson Dale Peterson, minister of music at Auburn First Baptist Church, has got it made. In fact, he’ll tell you he’s had
100-year-old Turnerville Church at ‘great place’ to reach people
June 5, 2008
The 100th anniversary of Turnerville Baptist Church, Chunchula, marked a century of misfortune, relocation, growth and service. The congregation recalled some of those events during
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