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WASHINGTON (ABP) – Several Southern Baptists joined a coalition of Christian leaders claiming to represent 25 million Americans sending letters to President Obama and foreign ambassadors and heads of state opposing efforts by Iran to get the United Nations to recognize Palestinian statehood.

2011 Archives

Report: Women ministers gaining ground in Baptist life

June 23, 2011

author: Administrator

TAMPA, Fla. (ABP) – Women are making slow but steady progress into ministry positions in Baptist churches, according to a report released June 22 by Baptist Women in Ministry.

2011 Archives

Roanoke Baptist walks to honor exceptional student

June 21, 2011

author: Jennifer Harris

ROAKOKE, Va. -- For Shirley Young, finishing the race is part of keeping the faith. At 84, she’s walking in “Run With Grace” to honor a friend who died before she could finish her own races.

2011 Archives

Baptist college hires female chaplain with ties to CBF

June 3, 2011

author: brandon

MARS HILL, N.C. (ABP) -- Mars Hill College, located in the conservative mountains of an increasingly conservative North Carolina Baptist environment, has hired an ordained woman with Cooperative Baptist Fellowship ties as campus chaplain.

2011 Archives

Panel finds defining ‘Baptist university’ not a simple task

May 23, 2011

author: brandon

The answer to “What is a Baptist university?” is complex and nuanced, according to panelists assembled by the Baptist History & Heritage Society.

2011 Archives

Lawyer: Former prof’s lawsuit against Baptist college ‘moot’

May 17, 2011

author: Administrator

PINEVILLE, La. (ABP) – A Louisiana court canceled a hearing May 16, effectively nullifying a lawsuit filed against Baptist-affiliated Louisiana College by an art professor who claims he was fired for writing a letter critical of the school’s administration, the Alexandria Town Talk newspaper has

2011 Archives

Ed Vick, moderate Baptist lay leader, dies

May 13, 2011

author: Administrator

RALEIGH, N.C. (ABP) – Ed Vick, a prominent Baptist layman and supporter of moderate causes including Associated Baptist Press, died May 13, seven weeks after being diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer.

2011 Archives

Texas Baptist Men chainsaw crews headed to Alabama

May 3, 2011

author: Administrator

Six Texas Baptist Men disaster relief teams have been deployed to serve in the wake of devastating tornados in Alabama.

2011 Archives

Baptist schools returning to gridiron

April 29, 2011

author: Administrator

RALEIGH, N.C. (ABP) -- Money and men are the two main reasons several Baptist colleges are bringing football back to campus.

2011 Archives

Baptist race-relations pioneer dies

April 28, 2011

author: Administrator

CLINTON, Miss. (ABP) – Richard “Dick” Brogan, a pioneer in building bridges between white and black Baptists in the South, died of a heart attack April 25 at Baptist Hospital in Jackson, Miss. He was 73.

Baptist leaders join coalition in calling for action against Iran

Report: Women ministers gaining ground in Baptist life

Roanoke Baptist walks to honor exceptional student

Baptist college hires female chaplain with ties to CBF

Panel finds defining ‘Baptist university’ not a simple task

Lawyer: Former prof’s lawsuit against Baptist college ‘moot’

Ed Vick, moderate Baptist lay leader, dies

Texas Baptist Men chainsaw crews headed to Alabama

Baptist schools returning to gridiron

Baptist race-relations pioneer dies

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