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  Baylor Alumni Association loses Web, e-mail, phone links to university

  Baylor University graduates who want to reach their alumni association no longer can do it through the school’s phone system, e-mail or website.

  07/23/2009 - By admin

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  Around the State

  A free information meeting and workshop will be offered Aug. 21 by Dillon International, an affiliate of Buckner International, for families interested in international adoption.

  07/23/2009 - By admin

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  Music & ministry speak volumes about All-State students’ faith

  Members of the Texas Baptist All-State Choir and Band shared their faith through song and deed in East Texas.

  07/23/2009 - By admin

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  Baptist Briefs

  Participants in GuideStone retirement programs can find their new account statements on GuideStone’s participant website, www.MyGuideStone.org.

  07/21/2009 - By admin

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  Baptist newspaper apologizes for misusing governor’s signature

  A Baptist newspaper in Oklahoma has apologized for publishing a graphic illustration digitally edited to make it appear a controversial proclamation declaring America a Christian nation was endorsed by the state's Baptist governor.

  07/21/2009 - By Administrator

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  Youth minister hurt in bus wreck released from hospital

  A Baptist church youth minister is recovering at home from injuries he received July 12 when a bus carrying his youth group to a church camp rolled over on a Mississippi interstate injuring 23 passengers, one fatally.

  07/20/2009 - By Administrator

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  Asian churches meet needs of refugees from Bhutan

  About 200 Houston-based Bhutanese refugees received medical and dental treatment from volunteers at Carrollton-based New Song Church and Asian-American Church of Houston.

  07/18/2009 - By admin

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  Pastors of small churches get big boost at Truett Seminary

  Graduates of Truett Seminary's self-paced, online certification program for small-church and bivocational ministry explain why they value the program.

  07/18/2009 - By admin

• White House advisory council maps out faith-based plans

  Members of a new White House advisory council have mapped out plans to link government and religious groups, from interfaith service projects to regional town halls on fatherhood.

  07/17/2009 - By admin

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  DBU students discover meaning of ‘pure and undefiled religion’

  A 15-member team of students, faculty and staff from DBU ministered to 75 orphans in Guatemala.

  07/17/2009 - By admin

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  Jimmy Carter says religion used to subjugate women

  Former President Jimmy Carter has urged religious leaders to repudiate teachings that he says justify cruelty to women.

  07/17/2009 - By Administrator

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  BCFS enables teens to embark on ‘road to independence’

  More than 125 San Antonio teenagers took their first steps toward a college degree and brighter future by participating in “The Road to Independence”—a self-sufficiency conference and job fair sponsored by Baptist Child & Family Services.

  07/17/2009 - By admin