Buckner suspends mission trips to Honduras
Buckner International temporarily is suspending travel by mission groups to Honduras in the wake of a coup that removed President Manuel Zelaya from office.
Separation of church and state from the underside
For many Baptists in the U.S., the separation of church and state is no more than a historical concept or fodder for the culture wars. For Baptist minority groups in other countries, however, it can be a matter of survival.
Baptists support separation of church and state, but not all agree what it means
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SBC’s young bulls climb to hilltop
Younger leaders in the SBC and their allies now have ascended and will call the denominational shots unless they, too, get out of touch as they age.
SBC resolution commends Obama, critiques policies
Southern Baptists both commended President Barack Obama and expressed opposition to some of his policies in a resolution passed June 24 at their annual meeting in Louisville.
Task force approved, but multiple motions focus on controversial Seattle pastor
A proposal that could reshape the Southern Baptist Convention received overwhelming approval during the 2009 SBC annual meeting. But relationships with a controversial pastor who is influential among many young SBC pastors drew the attention of multiple motions presented July 23 in Louisville.
SBC 2009 Streaming
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Basketball, Bible team up at Jefferson City church
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What does it mean to be a Baptist?
If ever there was a time when nearly every Baptist was the same, that time is long past.
Basketball, Bible team up at Jefferson City church
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The sound of bouncing balls echoed across Memorial Baptist Church, Jefferson City, as elementary students completed basketball drills. More than 50 first- through sixth-graders attended