Education

JACKSON, Miss. — “Everybody knows the problem churches throughout our state and all over the Bible belt have,” said Jay Parks. “We don’t have pastors. We need pastors.”

Robert Sloan has left a legacy as a bold and articulate champion of distinctive Christ-centered higher education, touching numerous individuals, institutions, and organizations in this country and around the world.

Mississippi College becomes Mississippi Christian University; Longtime Okla. BCM director retires.

Mark Howell elected as Northeastern Baptist College’s second president; MBTS launches new graduate concentrations.

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. (BP) – Davis Bigelow considers archeology a possible career choice. He didn’t consider a trip to Israel in late February with a group from Carson-Newman University as something that would put him in demand for news interviews.

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. — The advisory team tasked with helping Fruitland Baptist Bible College (FBBC) navigate the changing landscape of higher education has released its final report, revising recommendations that were first presented in a preliminary report released last fall.

HANNIBAL, Mo. (BP) – A lawsuit brought by Hannibal-LaGrange University against the U.S. Department of Education was settled last week after the DOE issued new guidance making the lawsuit unnecessary.

Baptist University of Florida has record graduating class; Lifeway, B&H Publishing titles honored in recent awards.

JACKSON, Tenn. — Union University will acquire the Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary property on Appling Road in Cordova, Tennessee, after university trustees in their Dec. 5 meeting authorized the purchase.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) – LifeWise Academy, an organization that offers Bible education to public school students during the school day, continues to find new opportunities for growth, according to its leader, John Stein.