July 2008 - Word&Way

This five-part series by retired pastor and director of missions Wade Paris is designed to assist pastors in helping couples begin Christian marriages. They might also help couples who marry without the benefit of premarital counseling.

2008 Archives

By Vicki Brown Word&Way Correspondent JEFFERSON CITY — A Missouri Baptist Convention appeal against a formerly affiliated institution could be heard in October or November, with a decision likely to come after the first of next year. The convention is contesting Cole County

2008 Archives

Gap between dreams and reality can wound ministers

July 24, 2008

author: Ken Satterfield

By Jennifer Harris & John Hall Word&Way and Texas Baptist Communications Ministers’ wounds can cause them to question — or even abandon — their call to ministry. But what wounds a minister? “There is a great deal of idealism wrapped up

2008 Archives

Uncertain times breed anxiety, disrupt churches

July 24, 2008

author: Ken Satterfield

By Norman Jameson N.C. Biblical Recorder RALEIGH, N.C. — Uncertain times bring anxiety into the church and, as Wayne Oakes has observed, the conflict that often results can be traced to loss of control. Oakes, minister/church relations consultant for the Baptist

2008 Archives

Separate identity key to softening hurt for ministers’ spouses

July 24, 2008

author: Ken Satterfield

By Vicki K. Brown & Kaitlin Chapman Associated Baptist Press & Texas Communications Intern “What are we going to do?” The young pastor’s wife drew her infant closer. The baby was only a week old when some

Premarital Counseling Series

Premarital Counseling Part 5: Learning to Love Your In-Laws

Premarital Counseling Part 4: Marriage and Sex

Premarital Counseling Part 3: Marriage and Money

Premarital Counseling Part 2: Four Myths of Marriage

Premarital Counseling Part 1: Questions That Need Answers

MBC files legal brief with Court of Appeals

Gap between dreams and reality can wound ministers

Uncertain times breed anxiety, disrupt churches

Separate identity key to softening hurt for ministers’ spouses

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