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Almost exactly two years after a devastating earthquake killed thousands in Haiti, Baptists on the island nation and their international partners dedicated a building housing a school and orphanage for children impacted by the disaster.

2012 Archives

Pastors still see value in Sunday School for discipleship training

January 10, 2012

author: Administrator

Three Kansas pastors believe the church must be actively engaged in discipleship and Sunday School can continue to play a vital role -- but Bible knowledge must be applied to life.

2012 Archives

Can Sunday School be saved?

January 6, 2012

author: Administrator

Sunday School, a staple of Protestant church life in the United States in the 20th century, is in decline, prompting some scholars to question whether the institution has a future.

2012 Archives

Online Sunday School class offers ‘easy-access Bible study’

January 6, 2012

author: Administrator

Internet-based Bible studies at First Baptist Church in Richmond, Va., are geared toward people who are interested in exploring spiritual matters but "will not or cannot come into this or any other church building."

2012 Archives

Documentary claims age-graded Sunday School harms families

January 6, 2012

author: Administrator

A controversial new documentary movie Divided contends age-graded Sunday School and youth ministry are doing more harm than good.

2012 Archives

Sunday School an evolving institution

January 6, 2012

author: Administrator

Sunday School plays such an important role in Baptist life a typical churchgoer might be tempted to think it always has been around. In fact, it is a relatively modern and evolving invention.

2011 Archives

India Baptist Seminary starts music school with help of Vinton, Va., church

December 19, 2011

author: Vicki Brown

Two years ago, when Chris Monroe visited the Precious Children International Village near Kottayam, India, it was not with the intent of starting a school of music in cooperation with the India Baptist Theological Seminary there. Nevertheless, as an outgrowth of that visit, Monroe, associate

2011 Archives

School district settles suit with Tennessee ACLU

December 12, 2011

author: Administrator

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ABP) – A Tennessee school district has settled a lawsuit over the proper role of religion in public schools. The Sumner County Board of Education voted Dec 6 to accept an agreement with the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee ending a lawsuit

2011 Archives

Court strikes down school board’s prayer policy

August 8, 2011

author: brandon

PHILADELPHIA (ABP) – A federal appeals court ruled Aug. 5 that a Delaware school board’s practice of opening meetings with prayer is unconstitutional.

2011 Archives

CBFV’s mission boxes for school in Liberia will enable young minds to grow

June 21, 2011

author: Jennifer Harris

RICHMOND, Va. -- The temperature topped 100 degrees as the mission trailer of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of Virginia pulled into the parking lot of Effort Baptist Church in Palmyra, Va., on June 9. Filled with 350 boxes packed by 28 churches and organizations,

Two years after quake, Baptists dedicate school, orphanage in Haiti

Pastors still see value in Sunday School for discipleship training

Can Sunday School be saved?

Online Sunday School class offers ‘easy-access Bible study’

Documentary claims age-graded Sunday School harms families

Sunday School an evolving institution

India Baptist Seminary starts music school with help of Vinton, Va., church

School district settles suit with Tennessee ACLU

Court strikes down school board’s prayer policy

CBFV’s mission boxes for school in Liberia will enable young minds to grow

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