Phoenix - Tucson Corridor Georgia Baptists have unlimited ministry opportunities in the Phoenix - Tucson Corridor By Joe Westbury, Managing Editor Published February 10, 2011
Massive cacti. Mountain peaks stretching toward the turquoise-colored sky. Cowboys and, yes, Native Americans.
Gears and the Gospel Biker Bible Study provides a place to study Scripture By Sherri Brown, Special to The Index Published February 10, 2011
There's a lot of black leather in the room. Boots, jackets, vests ... and Bible covers.
Larry Wynn, pastor of Hebron Baptist Church in Dacula, has been tapped by North American Mission Board President Kevin Ezell to be the agency's vice president for evangelism.
Southern Baptists gave $54.3 million to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions in 2010 - a $2.3 million or 4 percent decline compared to the 2009 total of $56.6 million. The amount for 2010 is not yet audited.
Attending classes at Brewton-Parker College just got a lot cheaper – by 25 percent – after trustees voted to slash tuition by a fourth during their January meeting. The lower pricing will be effective with the Fall 2011 semester.
North American Mission Board President Kevin Ezell proposed new strategy, new vice presidents and a staff reorganization when he met with NAMB trustees at a board meeting Feb. 9 in Alpharetta.
Changes are in store for the 2011 Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting - including two missionary appointment services, fewer business sessions and no night sessions - in hopes that more people will participate, the chairman of the committee planning that meeting announced Jan. 28.
Georgia Baptist Convention Executive Director J. Robert White joins GBC retiring support staff that were honored Feb. 1 at a special luncheon at the Missions and Ministry Center in Duluth.
Liquor on Sunday Legislative Update By Ray Newman, State Missionary, GBC Ethics and Public Affairs Published February 10, 2011
It's a stereotype, but Baptists have their reasons for loving a potluck. In addition to eating, you sit down and talk. Perhaps you get to know people better.
Phoenix - Tucson Corridor (Overview) Georgia Baptists have unlimited ministry opportunities in the Phoenix - Tucson Corridor By Joe Westbury, Managing Editor Published February 10, 2011
It's been eight years since Southern Baptists converged on this desert southwest city for an annual meeting and Crossover outreach.
"When I am watching my pastors be effective for the Lord, and they're drawing attention to the Lord and nobody knows who Jim Turnbo is, but they see God blessing in that church, that's what gets me going like nothing else." So says Jim Turnbo.
There is little reason for any Georgia Baptist to say he or she cannot participate in Crossover because they don't have the time or financial means to travel to Arizona.
The Kentucky Baptist Convention's Mission Board will eliminate five full-time and 19 part-time positions in its next budget in order to send a larger percentage of church gifts to Southern Baptist Convention causes throughout the nation and around the world.
A top leader of the Southern Baptist Convention has resigned from a new interfaith coalition, saying some fellow Southern Baptists felt it was inappropriate for him to support the building of mosques.
The Internal Revenue Service has released instructions to help churches implement the 2011 cut in payroll taxes, along with new income tax withholding tables, and charitable contributions extension rules that churches will use during 2011.
The Open Door By J. Robert White, Executive Director, GBC Published February 10, 2011