by David McCollum | Jun 28, 2010 | News
Two simple things: a handshake and a well-worn work hat. They’re each down-to-earth basics that represented progress toward improving relations between Christians and Muslims in two North Carolina communities. At the EthicsDaily.com luncheon at the Cooperative...
by David McCollum | Jun 27, 2010 | News
Three individuals described how they built relational bridges over the cultural minefield of Christian-Muslim tensions. They told their stories at the annual EthicsDaily.com luncheon during the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Assembly in Charlotte, N.C. While noting...
by Baptist Times Staff | Jun 27, 2010 | News
Baptist Christians in Great Britain were recognized recently in the Queen’s Birthday Honors list. Sri Lanka-born Rev. Fred George, former president of the Baptist Union of Great Britain who ministered at East Barnet Baptist Church for 40 years, was named Member...
by Baptist Times Staff | Jun 24, 2010 | News
Evangelism, education, media. Christians have been making their presence felt at the World Cup in South Africa in a number of ways. Local Baptists are seeing the event, which began on June 11 and runs until July 11, as a mission opportunity. Activities planned by...
by David McCollum | Jun 23, 2010 | News
Wendell Griffen grew up in Delight, a small town in southwest Arkansas. But as far as education, it was no delight. Griffen – formerly a judge on the Arkansas Court of Appeals and now pastor of New Millennium Church – was bused to elementary school and initially to...
by Brian Kaylor | Jun 11, 2010 | News
All the chatter in Alabama’s gubernatorial primaries has revolved around U.S. Rep. Artur Davis’ surprising loss in the Democratic primary and the deadlock in the Republican primary. Little assessment has focused on former state Supreme Court Chief Justice...
