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Both died on Wednesday, Oct. 3.

One man was well-known for his creativity and technological innovation. But many people might not have known the other individual who stood with Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy as the third of what some

2011 Archives

Memorial service set for veteran childrenâs home administrator Wright

October 11, 2011

author: Administrator

Charles Wright, who served more than two and a half decades as administrator of Texas Baptist Children’s Home, died Oct. 8 in El Paso at age 85.

2011 Archives

Baptist camp director charged with online solicitation of a minor

October 10, 2011

author: Administrator

MINDEN, La. (ABP) -- A Louisiana Baptist camp director was arrested Oct. 7 for allegedly soliciting sexual favors and sending inappropriate photos of himself to a minor online.

2011 Archives

Young Christians working in Washington: Faith motivates, no matter the party

October 7, 2011

author: Administrator

ATLANTA (ABP) -- There was no heated rhetoric, and only a few talking points, when two savvy 30-something Christians -- a Democrat and a Republican -- came to Mercer University to speak about their faith and their work inside the Beltway. The speakers, Katie Paris

2011 Archives

Proposed Virginia Baptist budget almost $1 million lower than current

October 6, 2011

author: Vicki Brown

LYNCHBURG, Va. -- Virginia Baptists’ 2012 ministry budget will be almost $1 million less than their current one, if they adopt a proposal next month at the annual meeting of the Baptist General Association of Virginia.

2011 Archives

Civil War changed Americans’ view of Providence, historian says

October 6, 2011

author: Administrator

Americans in 1860s viewed the Civil War through the lens of God at work in human affairs—a lens left shattered by that bloody conflict, according to historian George Rable.

2011 Archives

Todd Mitchell tapped to lead cowboy churches’ fellowship

October 6, 2011

author: Administrator

Todd Mitchell, a 41-year-old Alabama pastor and regional strategist for the American Fellowship of Cowboy Churches, is the organization's new executive director.

2011 Archives

How to conduct a basic church security survey

October 6, 2011

author: Administrator

Walk around your church. Stand at each entryway and look closely in every direction. Then think like a thief or a criminal.

2011 Archives

Churches advised to begin by assessing risks

October 6, 2011

author: Administrator

Concerned about developing a church security plan? Security expert Chester Quarles suggests starting with a risk assessment.

2011 Archives

Safe and secure from all alarm

October 6, 2011

author: Administrator

By definition, a "sanctuary" should be a place of refuge and protection where people feel welcome and feel safe. In practice, churches struggle with what it means to open their doors to everyone while providing a sense of security for people inside their

Fred Shuttlesworth & Steve Jobs

Memorial service set for veteran childrenâs home administrator Wright

Baptist camp director charged with online solicitation of a minor

Young Christians working in Washington: Faith motivates, no matter the party

Proposed Virginia Baptist budget almost $1 million lower than current

Civil War changed Americans’ view of Providence, historian says

Todd Mitchell tapped to lead cowboy churches’ fellowship

How to conduct a basic church security survey

Churches advised to begin by assessing risks

Safe and secure from all alarm

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