HOME
SUBSCRIBE NOW
ADVERTISE
DONATE
RSS
SEARCH FOR
News
Spoke'n
Tar Heel Voices
Guest Columns
Editorials
Classifieds
About Us
Other Resources
News
Protests rise as Chinese govt. plans forced abortion
November 18 2008 by Baptist Press
WASHINGTON — A woman who is six months pregnant is being held in a Chinese hospital for a forced abortion under the government's infamous population control program. Arzigul Tursun, a mother of two, is awaiting an abortion she opposes while under guard in a hospital in Xinjiang, a vast region in the northwest part of the world's most populous country, according to Radio Free Asia (RFA). As a Uy...
Read More
Wrap: Messengers worship, adopt single giving plan
November 17 2008 by Norman Jameson, BR Editor
North Carolina Baptists celebrated world missions to open their 178th annual meeting Nov. 10-12 and restricted missions giving options to close it. Between those bookends, the smallest number of messengers since 1956 commissioned 38 international missionaries; approved an extensive rewrite of the Baptist State Convention’s Articles and Bylaws; witnessed the launch of three ministries and adopte...
Read More
NAMB to premier mission TV show
November 17 2008 by Mickey Noah, Baptist Press
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — The North American Mission Board (NAMB) will launch the pilot of a new 30-minute TV program, “On Mission Xtra” (OMX), on Nov. 26, at 9:30 p.m. on the FamilyNet television network. Atlanta-based FamilyNet — operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week — is seen in more than 30 million TV households in more than 200 markets via cable systems and broadcasters in the United States....
Read More
More churches using CBF-NC giving plan
November 14 2008 by Steve DeVane, BR Managing Editor
The Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of North Carolina (CBF-NC) Mission Resource Plan was growing even before the Baptist State Convention decided to stop letting churches send money to the national CBF through its giving channel. It may take off even more after messengers voted Nov. 12 to kill an amendment to a proposed giving plan that would have provided a convenient way for churches to give t...
Read More
Stony Fork stays together after tough fall meeting
November 14 2008 by Norman Jameson, BR Editor
A shortage of persons willing to fill associational offices put Stony Fork Baptist Association in temporary jeopardy in September, but interim Director of Missions Roy Gryder said Nov. 7 the problem resolved itself. "Those problems kind of went away," said Gryder, who, like all six pastors in the association, is bivocational. During the associational meeting Sept. 12 at Bailey's Camp Baptist...
Read More
<< Previous posts
Spoke'n
Option vote kicks air from committee’s lungs
That hissing sound you hear is air whooshing from the lungs of members of the Giving Plans Study Committee—and the 45 percent of messengers who supported their proposal to adopt a single giving plan, with options. The other 55 percent of messengers said clearly they do not want the option of allowing churches to pass money to the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship through the Baptist State Convention...
Read More
Biblical Recorder Blog Posts
Such Prophetic Words
by Shane Nixon
(
The Way I Hear It
)
Love the One You're With
by Nicole Wilkinson
(
Dating in Eden
)
Settle Down!
by Jennifer Shore
(
Answering the Call
)
Hot Off the Web
Baptist State Conventions report budget deficits
(The Christian Post)
Survey: Churches less active in ’08 election
(The Christian Post)
How pastors and leaders can work together to care for people
(LifeWay)
Family balance
(LifeWay)
Today’s Most Read News
Option vote kicks air from committee’s lungs
Wrap: Messengers worship, adopt single giving plan
More churches using CBF-NC giving plan
CBF option draws mixed reaction after vote
Baptists, bigotry and Barack Obama
Recorder, SBC should awake from dead
Messengers kill CBF option in new giving plan
Open letter from Southern Baptist Convention president
Akin on target knocking Obama naysayers
Such Prophetic Words
Archives
Feedback
Contact Us
FAQ/Help
Privacy
Terms & Conditions
© 2008 Biblical Recorder. All Rights Reserved.