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  Wayland students promote economic development in Kenya

  A year ago, sophomore Leigh Castillo didn’t know much about business— and certainly not about starting up a new business from scratch. Today, she’s president of Wayland Baptist University’s Students in Free Enterprise team that recently returned from Kenya, where they helped train small-business owners.

  02/04/2011 - By admin

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  At prayer breakfast, Obama discusses personal faith

  President Obama spoke at length Feb. 3 about the daily contours of his Christian faith, brushing off the skeptics who question the authenticity of his beliefs.

   

  02/03/2011 - By Administrator

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  Researcher finds civil rights songs on flip side of gospel records

  A surprisingly large number of lesser known “B” sides on vintage records of gospel songs championed civil rights, according to a Baylor University researcher.

  02/03/2011 - By admin

• Baptist author produces novel in American Sign Language

  Baptist author George Joslin of Springfield, Mo., has produced what may be the first American Sign Language-only novel. Titled A Deaf Man's Gospel, the novel is only available in American Sign Language (ASL) on DVD, rather than in print format. 

  02/03/2011 - By Administrator

• Executive director search committee begins work

  The Baptist General Convention of Texas executive director search committee met for the first time. Members prayed for God to guide them to the person he is calling to lead the convention's executive board staff, began outlining the values that will guide the search and brainstormed ways to seek input from the diverse Texas Baptist family.

  02/03/2011 - By Administrator

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  Former drug smuggler discovers hope and new life in Christ

  Julio Gonzales' baptism represented a break from an old life– 16 years as a drug smuggler– to the new life he feels God calling him to live.

   

  02/02/2011 - By admin

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  Wayland graduate forms bonds in the Balkans

  Wayland Baptist University student Melanie Vasquez, who spent six months living and ministering in the Balkans, plans to return to continue her work teaching English as a Second language and helping women establish micro-enterprises to improve their economic condition.

  02/02/2011 - By admin

• Kentucky Baptists cut jobs, freeze salaries

  The Kentucky Baptist Convention announced job cuts Jan. 31 intended to free up more money for national and international ministries of the Southern Baptist Convention.

  02/01/2011 - By Administrator

• Morris Ashcraft, longtime Baptist educator, dies

  Morris Ashcraft, a longtime seminary professor and administrator who after retiring helped establish a free-standing seminary for moderates disenfranchised by the "conservative resurgence" in the Southern Baptist Convention, died Jan. 29 after a long illness. He was 88.

  01/31/2011 - By Administrator

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  CBF announces layoffs

  The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship announced deep staff cuts Jan. 28, citing lingering financial woes.

  01/31/2011 - By Administrator

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  Churches seek to minister to Boomers

  Jan. 1 not only marked the beginning of a new year, but also saw the first Baby Boomers turn 65 years old. And congregations face the evolving challenge of finding ways to minister with and to them.

  01/28/2011 - By admin

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  Carpenter’s Helpers gladly bear crosses

  It may be wood, paint and rebar to some, but to the Carpenter’s Helpers of Wimberley, the crosses they make are statements of faith.

   

  01/27/2011 - By admin