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  Faith Digest: Sydney bishop dresses down casual clergy

  An Anglican bishop in Australia’s largest city has dressed down his clergy over their lack of sartorial style.

  01/29/2010 - By admin

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  Wrestling with tough issues of faith and science

  Three Baylor University professors tried to share more light than heat for participants at a seminar on “Science and Faith: Breaking Down the Wall,” at First Baptist Church in Austin. (Pew Forum Photo)

  01/27/2010 - By admin

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  Christians ask: ‘What if we had just one month to live?’

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  If Christians knew when they only had one month to live, what passion to make a difference would be engendered? That is the question 30 Hopkins County congregations are asking themselves during their One Month to Live campaign.

  01/27/2010 - By admin

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  Volunters help Galveston clean up hurricane damage

  A team of Virginia college students used their winter break to make a couple of Galveston homes damaged by Hurricane Ike a bit more livable.

  01/27/2010 - By admin

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  Common ground on abortion not impossible, but tough to find

  Polls indicate Americans are tired of abortion warfare. Experts say finding common ground will be difficult—especially in light of recent health care battles—but not impossible.

  01/27/2010 - By admin

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  Specialized Texas Baptist teams enter Haiti to offer relief

  Texas Baptists helped a medical team from Baylor Hospital go serve in Haiti and have other small, specialized disaster response groups lined up to do likewise, including a Texas Baptist Men assessment team.

  01/27/2010 - By Administrator

• Former Southwest Baptist University student pleads guilty to assault

  SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (ABP) — A former football player at Southwest Baptist University pleaded guilty Jan. 25 to second-degree assault in a 2006 beating that left a Bolivar, Mo., man permanently disabled.

  01/27/2010 - By admin

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  Missionaries offer comfort to injured quake victims from Haiti

  International Mission Board missionaries help break through language barriers as a clinic in the Dominican Republic swells with injured victims of Haiti's earthquake.

  01/27/2010 - By admin

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  Amarillo church gives entire weekend offering to TBM Haiti relief project

  Paramount Baptist Church in Amarillo gave $63,100 to Texas Baptist Men for disaster relief work following the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti. The congregation sent its full weekend offering to Texas Baptist Men despite running $140,000 behind its annual budget.

  01/27/2010 - By Administrator

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  Baptist World Aid workers say situation in Haiti still desperate

  A Baptist rescue team in Haiti described the situation there as desperate more than two weeks after a massive earthquake devastated the island nation Jan. 12.

  01/26/2010 - By Administrator

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  Baylor University, Baylor College of Medicine consider closer ties

  More than 40 years after Baylor University in Waco and Baylor College of Medicine in Houston separated, the two institutions have begun talks regarding a strengthened relationship—but not without sparking controversy.

  01/25/2010 - By Administrator

• New evangelical group calls for cancellation of Haiti’s debt

  A new organization of progressive evangelicals has formed calling for complete cancellation of Haiti's foreign debt in order to aid an already fragile economy devastated by a Jan.12 earthquake.

  01/22/2010 - By Administrator