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Williams Baptist College to be renamed as a university; Oklahoma Baptist University Lady Bison soccer team competes in west Asia and Europe; California Baptist University students provide health care in East Africa, China and Philippines; Louisiana College faculty's book study integrates faith and learning.
“So you’re going to make Christian movies, right?” a woman from my church asked after learning that I was in film school. “Should I look for your name in
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey to Houston-area churches, LifeWay Christian Resources and Woman's Missionary Union (WMU) were among those this week offering support through the recovery process.
Former University of Alabama football coach Mike DuBose says his two favorite words in the Bible are "but God" in Ephesians 2:4. He believes the description of spiritual transformation those words introduce mirrors the work of God he has experienced, beginning toward the end of a trying stint nearly two decades ago as leader of one of college football's winningest programs.
Carol Causey, director of national WMU's missions resource center, has announced her retirement, effective Sept. 15, after nearly 32 years of service. Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary begins a degree program for inmates at the Nash Correctional Institution in North Carolina.
The most anticipated celestial event in nearly a century did not disappoint the millions of Americans who spent Monday afternoon gazing through protective glasses or peering into pinhole cameras. The ...
Just the word "Alzheimer's" can be frightening. But one researcher has concluded it can actually become a rare disease that only few people get.
A Kentucky church is embracing solar power as a means to simultaneously help the community, reduce their carbon footprint and save on energy costs.
Pastors should endure amidst ministry challenges, said leading voices in church revitalization at the summer Alumni Academy at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
In today's From the Seminaries: Shaddix as director of the Southeastern Center for Pastoral Leadership and Preaching, and James as EQUIP Network coordinator; SEBTS appoints Kellen to full-time teaching position; SBTS adds 'promising young theologian' to faculty.
