by Bob Allen | Mar 17, 2009 | News
Southern Seminary President Albert Mohler gave qualified support for a view of history called the “trail of blood” that traces an unbroken succession of “true” churches back to the New Testament era. The Roman Catholic Church makes a similar...
by Brian Kaylor | Mar 16, 2009 | News
As more Americans log online to retrieve their news and information, newspapers across the country, which have seen years of declining subscriptions, are exploring new ways of capturing online readers and making a profit. Baptist state newspapers and other religious...
by David McCollum | Mar 13, 2009 | News
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—During a recent racial unity worship service at Pulaski Heights Baptist Church, Carolyn Staley was feeling nostalgic about the civil rights movement. An admonition from Steven Arnold, pastor of St. Mark’s Baptist Church, and a glance at the...
by Baptist Times Staff | Mar 11, 2009 | News
The European Union’s plans for tackling climate change are inadequate, and the UK Government should take a lead in revising them, according to Church leaders in this country. Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Church leaders have written to the prime...
by Linda Brinson | Mar 6, 2009 | News
There is coal, and then there is mountaintop-removal coal. Many environmentalists and political leaders concede that it will take years to wean the nation away from its heavy dependence on coal-fired power plants as a major source of electricity. In the meantime, they...
by BWA Staff | Mar 5, 2009 | News
Raimundo César Barreto Jr. of Brazil is being recommended by the personnel committee for the position of director of the Division of Freedom and Justice (F&J) for the Baptist World Alliance (BWA). The recommendation, which was shared with the executive...
