Marcus Redding, a longtime pastor and ministry leader in North Carolina, died May 30 after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. During the past seven years, Redding has served as the NAMB’s director of supporting churches. He was 58.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary announced it has received a grant of $1.25 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. in support for the Great Commission Preaching Initiative of Southeastern’s Center for Preaching and Pastoral Leadership.
Beloved faculty member Jim Shaddix took to the chapel stage for a conversation about his ongoing battle with cancer.
A former Caldwell County, North Carolina pastor who was arrested last November on multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a minor stemming from possession of explicit material is facing a new federal charge …
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s community is mourning the passing of Adrianne Miles, a much beloved professor, mentor and friend to hundreds of students, staff, and faculty.
As churches make preparations for the statewide initiative ServeNC in early August, a church and association in northeastern North Carolina have agreed to commit upwards of $60,000 to neighboring churches as a way to encourage churches …
A Wake County, North Carolina, church celebrated a significant milestone for one of its ministries that has been serving the community for 15 years.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary recently hosted its biannual meetings, where the board of trustees and Southeastern Society (SES) gathered. Amidst updates and celebrations — including
A Burke County, North Carolina man has been arrested and charged in connection with the theft of musical instruments and electronics following a recent break-in at First Baptist Church Icard in Connelly Springs.
The wife of the former chairman of the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s board of trustees pleaded guilty to communicating threats to a neighbor, while multiple animal cruelty charges against the couple were dismissed.
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