2003 Archives - Page 11 of 94

The interim post has been filled by Larry Brumley, associate vice president for university relations, since Feb. 1, when Vice President Stan Madden returned to the classroom.

Kim Gaynor

Gaynor has held a long career in advertising, most recently with Bozell, Jacobs, Kenyon & Eckhardt, the largest advertising agency in the United States and the fifth-largest worldwide.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Fuller: Help Habitat build character_112403

Posted: 11/24/03


The recent house dedication featured a visit by Habitat founder Millard Fuller (second from left on back row). He is shown with Julie Turner, chairwoman of the DBU board; DBU President Gary Cook; WFAA-TV meteorologist Troy Dungan; new homeowner Dee Wright; and Blair Blackburn, DBU's executive vice president.	The DBU chapter built the latest Habitat house for Dallas resident Dee Wright, and her 17-year-old son, D.J. Students, faculty and staff constructed the home on campus, and it is being moved to the nearby Oak Cliff community. The photograph above shows the house in the early stages of framing.

Fuller: Help Habitat build character

By Marv Knox

Editor

DALLAS–Habitat for Humanity needs Baptists to help preserve its Christian character, founder Millard Fuller pleaded.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Where are the large Hispanic churches in Texas?_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

Where are the large Hispanic churches in Texas?

By John Hall

Texas Baptist Communications

According to the 2000 census, 6.7 million Hispanics live in Texas. The Baptist General Convention of Texas relates to more than 1,200 Hispanic churches, a ratio of one congregation per 5,500 Hispanic resident.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Wanted: Trained Hispanic pastors_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

Wanted: Trained Hispanic pastors

By John Hall

Texas Baptist Communications

Trained Hispanic pastors are a precious commodity, both because of their value and their scarcity.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Irving church changes course for Thanksgiving meal_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

Irving church changes course for Thanksgiving meal

By George Henson

Staff Writer

IRVING–A church with a history of ministry to its community on Thanksgiving will have a slightly more personal touch this year.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

LifeWay launches site to download Christian tunes_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

LifeWay launches site to download Christian tunes

NASHVILLE, Tenn.–LifeWay Christian Resources last week launched a new digital music download service with no monthly subscription fees.

The Southern Baptist Convention publishing house will offer downloads of single songs for 99 cents and complete albums for $10 to $12.

The service, conducted through a partnership with online music pioneer Liquid Digital Media, is the first of its kind available through a Christian retailer.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Nacogdoches church builds interest in missions with house_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

Nacogdoches church builds interest in missions with house

By George Henson

Staff Writer

NACOGDOCHES–Africa is home to missionary Terry Bell and his family. But now their home church has provided them with a comfortable house for use on stateside leave.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Baylor nursing students care for neglected Texas community_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

Baylor nursing students care for neglected Texas community

By George Henson

Staff Writer

ITASCA–A short while ago, people in Itasca often drove more than 30 miles for medical care. Soon medical care will be ringing the doorbells of their homes.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

On the Move_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

On the Move

Bob Acker to Second Church in Dallas as pastor.

Jeff Bauman to Eaves Tabernacle Church in Leesburg as pastor.

Leamon Blalock to Douglassville Church in Douglassville as pastor.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge

Rankin, IMB trustees respond to professor’s critique_112403

Posted: 11/24/03

Rankin, IMB trustees respond to professor's critique

LEXINGTON, Ky.–The president and trustees of the International Mission Board have responded to a critical evaluation circulated by a seminary missions professor.

A paper written by Keith Eitel of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and mailed to IMB trustees by Paige Patterson, president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, drew a strong response from IMB President Jerry Rankin.

In the paper, Eitel accuses Rankin and other IMB administrators of failing to be doctrinally stringent enough. He specifically cites concerns about partnerships with other Great Commission Christian groups that require lesser doctrinal adherence and the role of women in missions leadership.

11/21/2003 - By John Rutledge