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  Christian service no place for cowards, pastor tells CLC conference

  Committed Christian service "is not for the faint of heart" and demands moral courage, Michael Evans reminded participants at the Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission conference in Dallas.

  03/12/2012 - By Administrator

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  Church finds mission of compassion by remembering Jesus, ethicist says

  When Christians read and interpret Scripture together, it calls them to remember the story of Jesus, who transforms the church into a community of moral discourse and calls its members to lives characterized by compassion, ethicist Allen Verhey said.

  03/12/2012 - By Administrator

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  Miracle Farm bids farewell to a faithful friend

  Annie, one of Miracle Farm's most beloved horses, has been retired after nearly 14 years of service and countless indelible impressions on boys at the ministry near Brenham.

  03/09/2012 - By Administrator

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  Baptist minister in Texas makes another run for Kenyan Parliament

  A Kenyan expatriate and Baptist pastor who lost his bid for a parliamentary seat in 2007 has announced plans to run again. And his ultimate ambitions reach even higher, as evidenced by his Facebook page, "Rev. Dr. Solomon Kimuyu for President."

  03/09/2012 - By Administrator

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  Religious re-branding hard to do and not always successful, experts say

  Did leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention hurt their missionary cause by opting not to change the denomination's name to something a bit more, well, marketable?

  03/08/2012 - By Administrator

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  Vestal defends CBF hiring policy

  Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Executive Coordinator Daniel Vestal defended the organization’s 12-year-old ban on hiring gays in a statement March 8.

  03/08/2012 - By Administrator

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  Japan tsunami survivors still feel comfort of Baptist relief

  In March of 2011, Baptist disaster relief teams, known in this part of Japan by the yellow shirts, hats or vests they wear, responded to the world's first triple disaster—a 9.0-magnitude earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis— within days. They have kept a steady presence ever since by working through the Tohoku Care ministry.

  03/07/2012 - By Administrator

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  Faith & Politics

  While the U.S. Constitution specifically mandates no religious litmus test should be used to determine who holds office, Christians still grapple with how—and if—their faith should inform their choice in candidates. And they often use the Bible to back their decisions.

  03/03/2012 - By Administrator

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  Hobby Lobby family plans to give away free campus

  The billionaire Oklahoma family that owns the Hobby Lobby craft store chain wants to give away a majestic Massachusetts campus built in 1879 by legendary evangelist D.L. Moody.

   

  03/03/2012 - By Administrator

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  Texas Baptists urged to remain ‘UnApologetic’ about faith

  Lee Strobel at the the UnApologetic conference explained how he realized it would "take more faith to maintain my atheism than to become a Christian."

  03/02/2012 - By Administrator

• BUBBA among rejected SBC names

  As the Southern Baptist Convention recently weighed changing its name, denominational leaders were bombarded with suggestions—hundreds of them.

  03/02/2012 - By Administrator

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  Rick Warren finds new purpose in weight loss

  Megachurch Pastor Rick Warren has become an outsized evangelical superstar as best-selling author of The Purpose Driven Life series, pastoral mentor and even political referee. Now, Warren is finding a new purpose—tackling his outsized waistline.

  03/02/2012 - By Administrator