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Evangelist's Husband Apologizes, Pleads Guilty to Assault
Bishop Thomas W. Weeks pleaded guilty Tuesday to assaulting his wife, prominent evangelist Juanita Bynum.
Texas Baptists Challenged to Reach Every Person in the State
Newly elected to lead Texas Baptists, the Rev. Randel Everett has already brought on an ambitious evangelism challenge to give every person in the Lone Star State the opportunity to respond to Christ by Easter 2010.
Global Church Body Moves Ecumenical Journey Forward
The World Council of Churches (WCC) closed a weeklong conference in Geneva on Wednesday with a commitment to make progress on the ecumenical movement and released several public statements on key global issues.
Survey: Churches Investing Heavily in Health Care Ministries
At a time when the American public is largely concerned about health care, a majority of U.S. churches are ministering to their communities by providing health services and education, a new groundbreaking study showed.
Mohler Drops Bid for Baptist Presidency Ahead of Surgery
The Rev. Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr., one of the country's pre-eminent conservative evangelicals, announced he is dropping his bid to become president of the Southern Baptist Convention after a tumor was found in his colon.
Most Americans Believe Non-Profits are Not Financially Efficient
Most Americans believe non-profit organizations and charities are not financially efficient enough in their work, a new study shows.
Baptist Conflict Intensifies with Call to Oust Pastor
Conflict over homosexuality at a moderate Texas Baptist church has become widely public despite the church leadership's hopes to keep the dispute internal.
Baptist College Opens Door to Non-Baptist Christian Groups
Non-Baptist Christian student groups are allowed to officially meet on the campus of Baylor University, the school board recently ruled.
Teen Indicted in Family Murder; Pastor Urges Forgiveness
A teenager charged with killing his entire family was indicted Monday on four counts of first-degree murder and for using a handgun in a violent crime.
Portrait of Christianity in the Next 1,000 Years
If a devout Christian from the year 1000 A.D. were to be dropped into mid-morning service at a 21st century church, the Christian faith would not be recognizable to the medieval Christian, says Kevin Kelly in the latest issue of Willow magazine - a publication of the influential Willow Creek Community Church.