Louisiana College, in existence since 1906, has officially earned university status by expanding its academic offerings and has updated its name to Louisiana Christian University.
As Southern Baptists were observing the first Hispanic Missions Sunday, three Hispanic pastors and their wives were on mission with the International Mission Board in
A gathering of medical professionals capitalized on a weekend event in Birmingham to host a clinic to help an Irondale community. Baptist Nursing Fellowship held
Spiritual leaders need to find ways to communicate truth in love By Susie Hawkins Special to TAB Media We are no longer to be children,
Local leaders say revival is happening at All Nations Camp Meeting on the Coushatta Indian Reservation. It has been meeting six nights a week without
Fred Luter, pastor of Franklin Avenue Baptist Church, New Orleans, was honored by New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Leavell College on Oct. 12, with
Messengers of the Mississippi Baptist Convention passed an increased budget, defeated a proposal to create a sexual abuse task force, and elected new officers during
Leaders of the All Nations Camp Meeting are too young to have experienced the “Jesus Movement,” but they say they know of it and that
David Sneed, 65, was plagued by life-long disabilities and health issues. The New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary doctor of ministry student once said he hoped
After a full year away from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary in the desert sands of Iraq, Adam Harwood returned to a hero’s welcome Oct.
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