Doyle Chauncey, the first full-time executive director-treasurer of the SBC of Virginia, died Tuesday (March 21). He was 81. Chauncey was one of the founders
Brent Leatherwood pledged Monday (March 20) that the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission stands ready to represent Southern Baptists well in an America beleaguered by
Eight years ago, Lori Chambers was working as a bank executive in Birmingham, Alabama. She wondered how her faith in Christ fit in with her
In 1996, the first retreat for bivocational ministers and wives was held at Fall Creek Falls State Park in Spencer, Tennessee, drawing about 20 couples.
Union University turned 200 on Feb. 3, with celebrations including a special chapel service, bicentennial birthday party, documentary release and more. The event began in
The Southern Baptist Convention’s Abuse Reform Implementation Task Force has released new information about the Ministry Check database that will assist churches as they conduct
Nolensville Road in south Nashville is a busy four-lane highway. Along with fast-food restaurants, medical clinics, fitness centers, and pawn shops, the highway is also
The laundry list of the issues current youth pastors and youth leaders have to deal with is long. This generation of youth deals with questions
After hearing news that cyber criminals recently stole nearly $800,000 from a church in North Carolina, many congregations are asking themselves an important question: Are
EDITOR’S NOTE: In Part I and Part II, we looked at the new “worship war,” a debate about the suitability of worship music based on
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