SBC DIGEST: Betty Drummond dies; SBTS confers posthumous certificate
Author, former seminary president’s wife Betty Drummond dies at 96; SBTS Seminary Wives Institute confers posthumous certificate.
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Colorado partnerships show importance of ‘better together’
The leadership development institute is an example of the importance of partnerships in the associations he leads, says Jeff Bachman. Native Coloradans like, left to right, Josh Allyson, Ryan McGregor and Andrew Grosvenor receive opportunities for seminary-style education as well as opportunities to preach. Photos provided by Jeff Bachman
GYPSUM, Colo. (BP) – Ministry in the Rocky Mountains has its built-in benefits. Chief among them, you get to live in the Rocky Mountains. But while the physical landscape is like no other, the pastoral one includes many challenges common to church leaders throughout the country.
Canadians see split between religious beliefs and truth, State of Theology finds
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Canadians don’t think religious belief is about objective truth, and their religious beliefs demonstrate that reality.
Airport encounter leads to unexpected friendship
International Mission Board missionary Eleanor James met Faith in an unlikely place – at baggage claim.
FIRST-PERSON: Count your blessings
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I do not mean to say that God cannot or does not heal at times. However, the notion that all sickness can be removed by faith is patently false. Sometimes God develops us through trials rather than rescuing us from them.
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The leadership development institute is an example of the importance of partnerships in the associations he leads, says Jeff Bachman. Native Coloradans like, left to right, Josh Allyson, Ryan McGregor and Andrew Grosvenor receive opportunities for seminary-style education as well as opportunities to preach. Photos provided by Jeff Bachman
Colorado partnerships show importance of ‘better together’
GYPSUM, Colo. (BP) – Ministry in the Rocky Mountains has its built-in benefits. Chief among them, you get to live in the Rocky Mountains. But while the physical landscape is like no other, the pastoral one includes many challenges common to church leaders throughout the country.
