Updated Monday, Oct. 24, 2005
ChurchSearch
Search our database of churches and missions associated with the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina.We want this database to be as accurate, complete and up to date as possible. If you see an error or an omission, please click here for a form with which to notify us. We maintain this form to make it easy to recommend changes and corrections and to nominate North Carolina Baptist Churches and missions for addition to ChurchSearch.
How to search: Type a letter, a word, part of a word or number (zip code) into the appropriate field. Your results will be more concise if you can enter accurate data in more than one field. After making your entries. click the "Submit" button.
The Baptist State Convention of North Carolina also maintains a database of churches at http://www.ncbaptist.org/index.php?id=498.
Evangelical Manifesto reclaims definition
Posted by Norman Jameson at Editor's JournalWhat do you do when someone changes the definition of the words you've been using all your life to describe yourself? [More] ...
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Sectarian violence rocks Lebanon, engulfs Baptists: Street fighting in Beirut at the end of last week forced the closing on Thursday of the Beirut Baptist School, led to the postponement of a public lecture today at Arab Baptist Theological Seminary and enveloped a BMS World Mission staff member.
- Ethics Daily - Americans abroad lose buying power: Every month, Phil Davis receives a deposit of American money in his Czech bank account. And every month, he sees that deposit shrink. Since the pastor and his family moved from Charlotte to Prague three years ago to start a church, the falling value of the U.S. dollar has brought home a sobering reality: The money they raised to support themselves and their work overseas does not go nearly as far as it once did.
- The News & Observer - Birth of a dialogue: Four different faith groups will come together for a common purpose over the next four weeks to study the book of Genesis and share their different perspectives on both the book and their various beliefs.
- The Fayetteville Observer
