News section page-top image
Subscribe online to the Biblical RecorderBR Day
Updated Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Recorder offices closed summer Fridays

From staff reports

Biblical Recorder staff are working a four-day week July and August, taking Fridays off to save utilities and commuting expenses. Office hours during this period will be 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. although it is not uncommon for staff to be there earlier and later.

The Recorder offices will also be closed July 3 and 4 for the holiday.

To contact the Recorder, send an e-mail to editor@biblicalrecorder.org.

"A four day week is one of the tools being utilized by many other companies to pare expenses, both for the company and for employees," said Editor Norman Jameson. "We are planning this schedule only for July and August, a period that slows down not just in Baptist news but for life in general."

 
Most Read
  1. Executive Committee takes first run at bylaws, articles changes
  2. Eight churches learn unique lesson through VBS
  3. Churches combine efforts for Castaway retreat
  4. Helms eulogized at Raleigh church
  5. Student missionary dies in Peru bus accident
  6. Jesus in MySpace: Churches use social-networking sites
  7. Which economy is it going to be?
  8. Wonders about VBS song
  9. Report: Religious giving tops $100 billion in 2007
  10. Observations from SBC meeting
    11. Click-through text
Most Recent Blogs
  1. World Wide Wellness: Online Database Keeps Tabs on Emerging Health Threats - LovingSpirit
  2. No waiting for magic medical bullet - Editor's Journal
  3. Approval - LovingSpirit
  4. Team Hoyt demonstrates love's power - Editor's Journal
  5. Lifestyle choices tipping scales toward obesity - Editor's Journal
  6. Gluttony - LovingSpirit
  7. Selling 'For Sale' signs - Editor's Journal
  8. Mormon Answers page 4 - Mormon Answers pg 4
  9. Horrible deaths leave gut ache - Editor's Journal
  10. Hunt using 'Dr.' not integrity problem for SBC - Editor's Journal
    11. Get Your Own BRBlog
Hot Off The Web
  • Hot off the Web storyThird World faith: The new center of Christianity: During the last few years, Christian scholars like Philip Jenkins, author and professor of religion at Pennsylvania State University, have noted the center of Christianity has shifted to the Southern Hemisphere, leaving the United States and Europe and heading to Latin America, Africa and Asia, where churches have seen unprecedented growth despite persecution and opposition.
    - Virginia Religious Herald
  • Hot off the Web storyOhio Town Split Over Teacher Accused of Preaching: Demonstrations on the town square show how divided people are over the school board's decision to fire a science teacher accused of preaching his Christian beliefs in the classroom and burning crosses on students' arms.
    - Washington Post
  • Hot off the Web storyMinistry To Retirees By Retirees: Sharing the Gospel in older adult communities
    - Christianity Today

  • The Biblical Recorder Home Page