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David Crocker, pastor of Fayetteville¹s Snyder Memorial Church,
discusses the need for starting new churches in growing population areas and
where no Baptist churches exist. |
New Worldwide W.E.B.
CBF of North Carolina meets in Greensboro
Capitalizing on the current wave of interest in Web sites around the world, the 1998
General Assembly of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina (CBFNC) used a theme of
"Worldwide W.E.B. -- Ways for Empowering Baptists" at its recent annual
assembly ... (Read the story)
WMU holds 'Missions Extravaganza'
Woman's Missionary Union (WMU) must keep its focus on missions while changing its
methods, N.C. WMU leaders say ... (Read the story)
Mary and Rachel Tomono sing a Christian song in Japanese at a session of
"Missions Extravaganza." |
Churches, not agencies, taking responsibility for missions
The responsibility for missions is shifting from missions agencies to local churches, according
to a missions futurist ... (Read the story)
Carter drafts declaration to bring together Baptist factions
Former President Jimmy Carter, renowned for diplomatic initiatives around the
world, has convinced Baptists with often opposing viewpoints to sign a declaration of
mutual respect and cooperation ... (Read the story)
Scholar panel gives thumbs down to "Frontline" series
The PBS documentary series "Frontline" airs a four-hour program April 6-7 called "From Jesus to Christ:
The First Christians"
... (Read the story)
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