by Bob Allen | Jul 14, 2005 | News
A professor and administrator at a Southern Baptist seminary says he reads “blessedly violent” Bible stories to his young children because he wants to “raise up violent sons” prepared for spiritual warfare. Russell Moore, dean of theology and...
by Bob Allen | Jul 13, 2005 | News
As the first victims of the London bombings were identified publicly Tuesday, families continued to look for those missing and feared dead. The first victim named was 52-year-old Susan Levy, a mother of two killed in an underground blast at King’s Cross. Police...
by Bob Allen | Jul 13, 2005 | News
The surprise resignation of a centrist executive director is causing moderates to question whether there is a place for them in the future of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina. Jim Royston, 57, who has sought to hold moderates and conservatives together...
by Bob Allen | Jul 12, 2005 | News
The executive director for North Carolina Baptists, who assumed his post in 1997 with goals of reconciling moderates and conservatives, is retiring at age 57 to return to the pastorate. Jim Royston, top administrator for the 4,000-church Baptist State Convention of...
by Bob Allen | Jul 11, 2005 | News
Baptist churches in London sought to minister to victims affected by Thursday’s terrorist attacks, while taking inventory to see whether their own members or loved ones were among the dozens killed and hundreds injured in four bombings on the city’s...
