Secondary Email Features - Page 251 of 265

Todd D. Still: The ‘sacred trust and true pleasure’ of shaping tomorrow’s ministers

Todd D. Still, dean of Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary, shares his thoughts on leading the institution and shaping tomorrow’s leaders today.

04/18/2018 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Exploitation of Mexico by Spanish Conquistadors by Diego Rivera

Voices: Can understanding history help Christians combat racism?

Though talks about racial reparations have become more common in our day, can the church adequately combat racism without first attempting to “decolonize” our narrative?

04/18/2018 - By Bobby Martinez

Voices: The high stakes of wading into political waters

Is politics our idol? Do we worship at the altar of power? Are we called to be successful? Or faithful?

04/18/2018 - By Jack Wyman

Voices: Where is your hope?

Where do we turn when what we see leads us to despair? If our hope is not in what we see, then where is our hope?

04/17/2018 - By Zac Harrel

Women at Texas WMU annual meeting urged to pursue Christ

God wants Christians to pursue a close relationship with him to bring others to faith in Christ and to edify all God’s people, speakers stressed at the Woman Missionary Union of Texas annual meeting and missions celebration.

04/17/2018 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor

Baptist Bible Institute program pivotal to BUA mission

The Baptist Bible Institute at Baptist University of the Américas—off-site instructional centers that provide basic training to Hispanic church leaders—is rooted in the school’s founding mission.

04/14/2018 - By Isa Torres / Hispanic Beat Reporter

Voices: Signs of the times: The problem with ‘In God We Trust’

Should “In God We Trust” be a government-mandated quote placed in all schools?

04/11/2018 - By Jake Raabe

Commentary: Five communication mistakes your church probably is making

How can a church be more effective at communications when so many different communication avenues exist today?

04/11/2018 - By Natalie Aho / Center for Healthy Churches

Where have all the organists gone?

What has happened to church organists—the ones who read three staffs of music, dance on the pedals, maneuver multiple manuals, pull organ stops, push pistons, manipulate swell and crescendo pedals and follow a director—all at the same time?

04/11/2018 - By Karen Allen / The Alabama Baptist

Jim Hinton: Committed to ‘a faith-based ministry of healing that welcomes everyone’

Jim Hinton, CEO of Baylor Scott & White Health, shares his background and thoughts on leading a large Baptist health care institution.

04/11/2018 - By Staff / Baptist Standard

Family Hope Center offers supportive community

Librada Cortez Martinez never imagined the Buckner Family Hope Center would become such an important resource for her entire family.

04/10/2018 - By Aimee Freston / Buckner International

Particularities of religious communities form character

Communities grounded in the particularities of religion have the capacity to form moral character substantive enough to deal with life’s ethical challenges, cultural analyst James Davison Hunter told a Baylor University crowd.

04/07/2018 - By Ken Camp / Managing Editor