Baptist History
John Jasper – Unmatched orator
by Thomas Ray John Jasper was born July 4, 1812, the youngest of 24 children. His parents were Tina and Philip Jasper. His mother prayed that her son, “Do nothing but sing de praises of […]
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Urban Current
On the Table
A tribute for Mr. Combs
by Keith Bassham I was enjoying some vacation downtime when word came that former Tribune Editor James Combs had been taken by the Lord. As readers will note, Mr. Combs had been with the Fellowship […]
President Perspective
Be a Barnabas
by Linzy Slayden Barnabas is one of the great characters of the Bible. Here is one who was such an encourager that the apostles changed his name to reflect this (Acts 4:36)! In every instance […]
Worldwide Missions
Missionary care. Do we?
by Steve Bender Satan fights against missionaries and their ministries by planting in their minds the question, “Does anyone really care about me?” During these trials it is reassuring to know, “Yes, not only does […]
Church Planting
Church planting and Craigslist
by Wayne Guinn Jon Gardner was one of our church planters that attended the NCPO Church Planting School earlier this year. It’s a joy to hear about ways God is growing this church re-plant. He […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Generations
by Mark Milioni Psalm 145:4 One generation shall praise they works to another, and shall declare thy mighty acts. I am very excited about the future of Baptist Bible College. I am excited about who […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Coffee and college
by David Melton I grew up in that rare American family where neither my dad nor mom drank coffee. From TV I knew about coffee that was “good to the last drop,” but I never […]
Feature Article
May meeting was “worth the trip”
by Keith Bassham Two years ago, I reported the May meeting with the aid of a couple of quotations from those who attended. More than once, I encountered the word momentum, and I even used […]
On the Table
Fellowship works
by Keith Bassham I had intended to use this space to reflect some on the May Graduation Fellowship Week (see pictorial in this issue) when word came about the massive tornado in Moore, OK. We, […]