What is the genuine antidote to racism? It is the Gospel of Jesus Christ, essayists in the latest edition of the Southern Baptist Journal of Theology argue. The summer edition …
Louisville, KY — R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, has been elected to the Board of Directors of Focus on the Family. The announcement came …
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)—James B. Hyman, a longtime trustee at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, died Aug. 26 at the University of Louisville Hospital following a head injury he sustained in …
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary has added two former seminary presidents to its faculty as distinguished professors. Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. announced the addition of Mark Coppenger and …
God calls ministers to faithfully preach to people who are spiritually dead with full confidence that God uses the Gospel to impart spiritual life, R. Albert Mohler Jr. said Aug. …
Defining marriage exclusively as the union of one man and one woman upholds biblical standards for the family and prevents activist judges from arbitrarily overthrowing accepted standards of morality, Hershael York said in a debate on Kentucky Educational Television Aug. 16.
Each week this fall more than half a dozen teams of students from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary will proclaim the saving message of Christ to lost men and women in Louisville.
ore than four dozen students and faculty members from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary participated in mission trips to five countries in three continents this summer.
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary student Joseph Doubles died tragically of acute brain trauma Aug. 3 after falling from his bicycle. The master of divinity in Christian education student was 33.
Monica Merrifield was a separatist long before separatism was cool. At her Roman Catholic elementary school, a precocious Merrifield regularly quizzed the nuns on the significance of such dalliances as icons and Rosary beads.
James L. Blevins, a former professor of New Testament interpretation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, died July 24 in Louisville, Ky., after a long-term illness. He was 67.
At first glance, the story of Esther Crookshank’s family seems like the classic Staten Island story. But, it is much more than that.
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