Baptist groups feel recession’s pinch
Many things divide the Baptist denomination, but one thing all groups share is the challenge of raising money during a recession.
Churches can connect hungry to government programs
Working with existing programs can help churches meet the needs of more hungry people without expending extra funds.
Record crowd attends Congreso; more than 700 faith commitments
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Coalition takes aim at reducing poverty in the U.S. and globally
More than 1,000 faith leaders and activists are expected to descend on Washington soon in what planners say is one of largest and most diverse coalitions ever to fight against domestic and global poverty.
Addison Road wants to help young people navigate life’s journey
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Lecturer says Bible shaped MLK’s ‘beloved community’
ABILENE, Texas — The beloved community — an ideal that shaped the American civil rights movement — was built upon the Bible, Emmanuel McCall stressed during the annual Maston Lectures at Hardin-Simmons University's Logsdon School of Theology.
Lecturer cites food-related themes in Jesus’ ethical teaching
ABILENE, Texas º Jesus taught important ethical lessons while dining, Emmanuel McCall told participants at Logsdon School of Theology's annual Maston Lectures.
Violence mars Easter in northern Nigeria
MINA, Nigeria — Easter Sunday turned violent in two cities in Nigeria's northern state of Niger, when young people presumed to be fundamentalist Muslims burned churches in Gwada, while Christian young people in the state capital of Mina defended a Baptist church from a similar
At Longwood University, Baptist students promise ‘No Judging’
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Perhaps the Word&Way site (wordandway.org) looks a little different to you. It should. The present incarnation was launched on April 9 and is the result of a collaboration of the four New Voice Media partners: Baptist Standard of Texas, Religious Herald of Virginia, Associated Baptist