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Former missionary killed in collision

BLACK MOUNTAIN - Dorothy "Dot" Pettit, a former Southern Baptist missionary, was killed Sept. 10 in Black Mountain when a train at a railroad crossing struck the car she was driving. read more ...

Churches look for funds to start schools

WAKE FOREST - Funding presents the major obstacle for Christian leaders wanting to start schools. read more ...

Meeting set to discuss WMU issue

East Taylorsville Baptist Church is hosting an information meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 18 at which at least one representative of the Baptist State Convention (BSC) will explain the issues around Woman's Missionary Union's decision to relinquish its position as a BSC auxiliary. read more ...

College president joins SBC presidential field

SAN FRANCISCO - Bill Wagner, California college president and pastor who also was a long-time employee of the Southern Baptist Convention's International Mission Board, has said he will run for the SBC presidency next year. read more ...

Executive committee responds to WMU transition proposal

( Published Monday, Sept. 10, 2007 )

Student honored for publicizing teacher's proselytizing

Man charged in church van wreck

( Published Friday, Sept. 07, 2007 )

BSC staff member heads to Hondurans

( Published Friday, Sept. 07, 2007 )

Campbell selling radio station

( Published Thursday, Sept. 06, 2007 )

Southwestern teaches women biblical homemaking

( Published Thursday, Sept. 06, 2007 )
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