August 21, 2018 Stories

‘Mormon’ name too common to go away, many say

SALT LAKE CITY (BP) – Mormon and LDS will likely remain widespread monikers for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, theologians and marketing insiders say, despite the church leader's directive for change.

Teens’ screen time linked to ADHD, spiritual problems

“Screens today are the modern-day Baal,” said Joshua Straub, a marriage and family strategist for LifeWay Christian Resources, “the socially acceptable thing that keeps us from a deepening relationship with Jesus.”

Charles Fuller, SBC Peace Committee chair, dies

ROANOKE, Va. (BP) – Charles Fuller, a Virginia pastor who chaired the Southern Baptist Convention’s Peace Committee, died July 28 in Roanoke, Va. He was 86.

NAMB launches evangelism group, names Law as executive director

The North American Mission Board (NAMB) is launching an evangelism and leadership group that will promote evangelism among Southern Baptist churches. Jim Law, who currently serves as executive pastor at First Baptist Church Woodstock, Ga., will serve as executive director of the new group.

‘Joy of seeing people saved’ motivates Kansas City pastor after 50 years of ministry

This passion for people and for the Word has been the crux of 50 years of ministry. His advice to younger pastors follows that same vein: “Be a loving shepherd, a shepherd for the people. Love them, care for them. Preach the gospel. Be very passionate with people."

HLGU banquet to feature Zamperini, tickets available Sept. 1

HANNIBAL – Tickets go on sale soon for Hannibal-LaGrange University’s 77th Annual Booster Banquet which will feature Luke Zamperini as the keynote speaker. The banquet will be held Friday, November 9, at 7 pm.

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