Voter guide released by ERLC October 15, 2012 by Dwayne Hastings, Baptist Pres | |
The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s Party Platform Comparison Guide is available now at iVoteValues.com. Richard Land, ERLC president, said it will help voters determine the differences between the two major party presidential candidates. |
Churches urged to increase CP giving by 1% October 10, 2012 by Melissa Lilley, BSC Communications | |
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina leadership is challenging all N.C. Baptist churches to increase Cooperative Program giving by one percent. |
9-year-old sacrifices presents to help children October 16, 2012 by Laura Moore, BR Editorial Aide | |
Emma Morgan asked friends and family from Snyder Memorial Baptist Church in Fayetteville, N.C., and beyond, to donate money to a ministry in Kenya instead of giving her birthday presents. READ MORE |
Former Colt shares about faith, NFL career October 15, 2012 by Roman Gabriel, BR Sports Q&A | ||
Former Indianapolis Colts punter Hunter Smith shares about the highs and lows of the NFL, his faith, family and the Hunter Smith Band. READ MORE |
OTHER BR NEWS |
Repentance will 'awaken' N.C. Baptists, leaders say
Jason Allen elected as Midwestern president
Washington Monthly recognizes Mars Hill
Biblical Recorder proposes revised legal documents
Don't panic amid rise of 'nones,' leaders say
Noble Prizes take pro-life turn
NOBTS to begin 3 online degrees
K. Allan Blume BR Editor | Bible exhibit is impressive, rare Steve Green is president of the very successful Hobby Lobby company which was founded by his father in 1972. They have 514 arts and crafts stores in 41 states. A few weeks ago I met with Green on the site of his Passages Bible Exhibit in Charlotte. He gave Pam and me a tour of the facility, and he shared his vision for his collection of 40,000 Bible artifacts and scripture texts – the largest private collection of its kind in the world. I hope you read the full story in the Biblical Recorder or on I was extremely impressed with the extent and the quality of the exhibit. North Carolina has never had the opportunity to see something as powerful as Green’s collection. His goal is to present the message of the Bible through traveling exhibits and through the Museum of the Bible, scheduled to open in about 5 years in Washington, D.C. Green is personally hosting a pastor’s breakfast next Thursday, October 25, in Charlotte to introduce church leaders to Passages. Pastors can meet him and hear his testimony. Contact Passages at (704) 510-2281 to make your reservation. Visit ExplorePassages.com to learn more. Please take a moment to forward this email to a pastor and encourage him to make this event a priority. Email me: [email protected] |