Audrey Barrick

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• Oct 13, 2007

  New Pentecostal Head Stresses Vigorous Church Planting

  George O. Wood, who now heads one of the nation’s largest Pentecostal groups, is a by-product of church planting.

• Oct 12, 2007

  Poll: Majority of Americans Back Equality for Gays

  More than half of Americans back equal treatment for gays, according to a recent poll.

• Oct 11, 2007

  Southern Baptist Head Expresses Concern Over Negative Image

  Southern Baptist president Frank Page is speaking to fellow Baptists across the country with a resolve to pull together a denomination that has been wracked with divisions.

• Oct 9, 2007

  Study: Bad Marriage Can be Bad for the Heart

  Stress in a marriage can contribute to health problems, a new study found, while happy marriages can literally be good for the heart.

• Oct 9, 2007

  Study: What Teens are Looking for, Learning in Church

  What teens expect most when it comes to churches is to worship or make a connection with God, a new Barna study showed.

• Oct 5, 2007

  5 Common Growth Barriers Churches Deal With

  In the midst of a megachurch phenomenon, smaller churches are struggling to go above the 1,000 or even 65 mark of regular attendees.

• Oct 5, 2007

  Black Baptists Join Push for New Baptist Image

  A prominent group of black Baptists announced plans to join thousands of other Baptists in seeking to cross differences and present an image of unity to the public.

• Oct 3, 2007

  Appreciate Your Pastors This Month

  Congregations across the country are encouraged to honor their pastors in celebration of Clergy Appreciation Month.

• Oct 3, 2007

  Outgoing Head Calls on Churches Not to Lose Pentecostal Experience

  As new leaders for the Assemblies of God prepare to officially take office Oct. 8, the outgoing head is advising the Pentecostal group to continue embracing their Pentecostal practice.

• Oct 2, 2007

  Survey Reveals Which Pastors Get Paid Most

  Presbyterian senior pastors have a higher salary than those of any other denomination, a new survey showed.