‘iFaith’ explored at Baylor symposium
The ever-growing use of communication technology has implications for churches, according to speakers at a conference titled "iFaith? The Church in the Digital Age."
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The ever-growing use of communication technology has implications for churches, according to speakers at a conference titled "iFaith? The Church in the Digital Age."
Read MoreChristian radio host Rick Wiles says SBC President Fred Luter “made Joel Osteen look like the winner of the tough-man contest.”
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The Wayland Baptist Flying Queens are the subject of a feature article detailing the history of the illustrious program in the April issue of Texas Monthly.
Read MoreNoted for being outspoken on political issues, country-music legend Charlie Daniels has little to say about a proposal to drop the Boy Scouts of America’s ban on gay members and Scoutmasters.
Read MoreMovies don’t have to be overtly religious to offer lessons that Christians can use, says Gardner-Webb University’s Noel Manning.
Read MoreMedia outlets are questioning a PR-savvy NFL player’s decision to speak at a church led by a pastor best known for controversial comments about other faiths and gays.
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Madison Avenue Baptist sign messages draw visitors, social media and newspaper, online stories.
Read MoreTwo thousand tickets go on sale this week for the 2013 Wild Goose Festival, scheduled Aug. 8-11 in Hot Springs, N.C.
Read MorePeople often use online passwords like “Jesus” because they are easy to remember. Unfortunately, hackers know which words are most popular and use that information to commit identity theft.
Read MoreControversial Christian author and blogger Rachel Held Evans challenged young adults at a Kentucky Baptist Fellowship Current retreat to “grow a thick skin while keeping a tender heart.”
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