Causey retires from Center for Congregational Health
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (ABP) -- Jack Causey, a fixture in North Carolina Baptist life for a half century, will retire from the Center for Congregational Health at the end of May.
BGCT Executive Board calls for renegotiated agreement with Baylor
The Baptist General Convention of Texas Executive Board voted to take steps to renegotiate the relationship agreement between the state convention and Baylor University.
Focus stays on outreach with new facility
PARK HILLS -- May 1 marked a significant date in the lives of New Heights Church and First Baptist Church, Farmington, as both congregations celebrated the new physical home of a vision God stirred more than 10 years ago.
Justice goes beyond charity, scholar tells conference at DBU
Christ’s parable of the judgment of sheep and goats as recorded in Matthew’s Gospel deals more with justice than charity, said Nicholas Wolterstorff, professor emeritus of philosophical theology at Yale University.
An opportunity to work together
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It is about 4 p.m. on Monday, May 23. Updates have been trickling in all day after a tornado clawed through the south side of
Church stands by pastor through alcoholism; now ministers to addicts
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Chainsaw units, chaplains activated as Baptists respond to Joplin tornado
Chainsaw units and chaplains have been activated in response to the May 22 tornado that cut a six-mile swath through Joplin. Several Baptist groups across the state are setting disaster relief plans in motion and providing a way for congregations to assist with supplies and
Before you hit the road, surf the ‘Net
It's almost Memorial Day - gateway to summer. Surveys show most people still want to vacation, even with gas prices hovering around $4 a gallon. The Internet can help you find creative options to relax and recharge without going broke in the
Three die at Joplin church hit by tornado
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Baptists in Central Virginia focus on human trafficking
RICHMOND, Va. -- An April 30 awareness event sponsored by International Justice Ministries, the Richmond Justice Initiative and First Baptist Church in Richmond, Va., drew dozens of people from Central Virginia to focus on human trafficking.