Sunday fire claims lodge at Windermere
ROACH -- An apparent mechanical failure in a dryer unit completely destroyed the Whispering Oak Lodge at Windermere Baptist Conference Center early Sunday morning.
‘Souper’ churches help feed hungry on Super Bowl Sunday
As football fans donned jerseys in support of the New England Patriots and the New York Giants on Sunday, Feb. 5, thousands across the Mid-Atlantic marked the day of the NFL’s championship game by providing food and donations to support local charities that feed the
Pastors still see value in Sunday School for discipleship training
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.
Can Sunday School be saved?
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.
Online Sunday School class offers ‘easy-access Bible study’
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."
Documentary claims age-graded Sunday School harms families
A controversial new documentary movie Divided contends age-graded Sunday School and youth ministry are doing more harm than good.
Sunday School an evolving institution
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.
Jefferson City Baptists, Methodists celebrate Unity Sunday
First Baptist Church of Jefferson City shared joint worship services, a joint choir and Tony Campolo with First United Methodist Church.
Wedgewood pastor to preach Sunday at grieving Illinois church
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Sunday School class projects sparks international ministry
By Robert Dilday Virginia Religious Herald FALLS CHURCH, Va.—An eye-opening visit by a Baptist Sunday School class to a Moscow hospital nearly 20 years ago sparked a project that today provides millions of dollars in medical supplies to almost 100 countries around the world.