Central Seminary prepares students for urban ministry
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Schools challenge students to serve community
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Son sparks commitment to special students
Sarah Barnes recalls when she and others went to Tom Nelson, then pastor of First Baptist Church, Jefferson City, back in 1960, and asked about beginning a Bible study class for handicapped children and adults. Now 51 years later, she still teaches the Gordon Barnes
Four Baptist students killed in Ghana accident
KUMASI, Ghana (ABP) -- Baptists in Ghana are mourning the deaths of four ministerial students killed Dec. 11 in a bus crash while on their way to a classmate's wedding.
Baylor students learn about new models for orphan care in Africa
KITALE, Kenya (ABP) -- A Kenyan girl sits with her baby doll in hand, smile on her face, changing the doll’s clothes and doing its hair. Minutes later, she places the baby doll into the arms of another child -- with no
Rodeo training reaches students for Christ
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UNIONVILLE — On most days, the raucous cries of seasoned auctioneers fills the sale barn at the Putnam County Fairgrounds. But from June 9-12,
Central students take pilgrimage to Myanmar
What does Christianity look like in a country where over 90 percent of the population is Buddhist? Central
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Students raise funds for, learn about hungerTen Chillicothe teens collected $1,000 for world hunger and participated in a 24-hour fast to catch a glimpse of the plight of the world's poor. Their youth director believes young people will step up to "do big things" and meet needs when they are challenged Couple ministers to Chinese students
After spending 30 years working with the Chinese people Youth minister helps students go on mission onlineLike innovators of the past who used the printing press, radio and television to spread the gospel, a growing number of Christians today are taking their message to social media such as Facebook, Twitter, blogs, podcasts, YouTube, Flickr and MySpace. |
