by Bob Allen | Feb 23, 2005 | News
Gifts to the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship tsunami relief fund surpassed $890,000 in January, making it the largest response to a CBF relief effort to date. Funds approaching $1 million will allow the CBF to move victims through emergency relief into longer term...
by Bob Allen | Feb 17, 2005 | News
Jerry’s Falwell’s choice as new dean of his Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary drew criticism from observers who said it could hurt relations between evangelical Christians and Muslim Americans. Falwell announced the Feb. 4 appointment of Ergun Caner in...
by Bob Allen | Feb 17, 2005 | News
The founder of an anti-abortion group is rallying support for efforts to prevent removal of a feeding tube that would end a brain-damaged Florida woman’s life by urging public pressure on a Southern Baptist judge who has handled most of the legal matters in her...
by Bob Allen | Feb 16, 2005 | News
A Lebanese Baptist leader condemned Monday’s assassination of Lebanon’s former prime minister, who last fall greeted a European Baptist Federation delegation in his Beirut home. Rafic Hariri, a billionaire philanthropist who helped rebuild Beirut from...
by Bob Allen | Feb 15, 2005 | News
Citing deteriorating relations with the Georgia Baptist Convention, First Baptist Church in Rome, Ga., is considering moving its membership to the Baptist General Association of Virginia. The church’s deacon body recently approved a recommendation from a...
