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SBTS honors, welcomes back Duke McCall

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary honored former president Duke K. McCall on the 60th anniversary of his election as president of the seminary.... Continue Reading »

Sloan: leadership is given, not obtained

Leadership is not obtained but given, Robert B. Sloan Jr. told his audience at the inaugural address of the Duke K. McCall Lectures on Christian Leadership series at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.... Continue Reading »

Obama to keynote major gay event

President Obama will be the keynote speaker Oct. 1 at a fundraiser for the Human Rights Campaign, the nation"s largest gay and lesbian organization.... Continue Reading »

Looter in flood damage gets Gospel nudge

In flood-ravaged Vermont, chances to share the Gospel can come in unexpected ways -- including suspected looters.... Continue Reading »

Millennial data challenges youth leaders

America"s Millennial generation, born between 1980 and 2000, possess world-changing potential, youth leaders were told during a national conference in Nashville, Tenn.... Continue Reading »

People ‘who look like us’ nurture new Asian believers

Gavin hopes the south Asian believers will be inspired to see other Asian people who have developed mature walks with Christ without the help of outsiders.... Continue Reading »

Audio of Wright news conference now online

>The audio from Southern Baptist Convention President Bryant Wright"s news conference concerning a possible convention name change has been posted online.... Continue Reading »

EXEC. COMMITTEE: 1% Challenge receives push

A challenge for churches to adopt the "1% Challenge" in Cooperative Program received added impetus from the SBC Executive Committee during their Sept. 20-21 meeting in Nashville, Tenn.... Continue Reading »

U.S. makes embryo patenting ban permanent

The United States now has a permanent ban on issuing patents on human embryos.... Continue Reading »

6.9 quake in India; people asking ‘Why?’

As communities assess damage, recover victims and begin to rebuild, Indians are asking, "Why?"... Continue Reading »

Elliff, in seminary visits, links IMB, churches

Tom Elliff, president of the International Mission Board, spends plenty of time with seminary students, knowing they are a key resource for evangelizing, discipling and planting churches among unengaged, unreached people groups.... Continue Reading »

True Love Waits cofounder to retire

Jimmy Hester, cofounder of the True Love Waits abstinence movement, will retire from LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention Sept. 30.... Continue Reading »