A local church is celebrating its 20th anniversary Sunday.
CAMPBELLSVILLE — Dr. Joseph Early, professor of theology at Campbellsville University, has published an article in the American Baptist Quarterly titled “Fundamentalism and the Birth of the Northern Baptist Convention.”
Dear Annie: Our son has been married to a lovely girl for over 20 years. She is a daughter-in-law everyone should have. She cares for us; she keeps a gracious home; she is a good mother.
Trees were downed, homes destroyed and lives lost the weekend of Dec. 11 as a severe tornado and weather system ripped through Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky.
Four churches and a Christian radio station have joined forces to help those hurting and homeless in western Kentucky following the tornado and severe weather system that ravaged the area last weekend.
MAYFIELD — An F-3 tornado that tore through Mayfield last Friday evening decimated the Fairview Baptist Church building, which had served the congregation for 99 years.
Among the ministries available in Hardin County, one specifically focuses on students at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College.
CAMPBELLSVILLE — How did a self-proclaimed goofball end up using his artistic talents to praise God?
Crossroads Baptist Church in Elizabethtown began as a satellite campus of Franklin Crossroads Baptist Church in Cecilia before becoming an autonomous church on Dec. 4, 2011.
HARRISBURG — A multi-county evangelistic crusade is scheduled for Mercer and Boyle counties in April, but preparations are already under way.
Following the release of his debut publication “Inn’s Side,” author Chuck Carson has released a new Christian book and has a faith-based children’s book on the way.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is inviting the community to transform Christmas into a season of service by participating in its Light the World initiative.
The Lynn Association of Baptists has a new part-time Associational Mission Strategist, the Rev. Kevin Edwards.
Jason Clark offered challenging words of encouragement to pastors and church leaders to close the 184th Kentucky Baptist Convention’s annual meeting Tuesday at Severns Baptist Church.
GLENDALE — When Pastor Rio Taylor asked his church to pray for 47 baptisms this year, he didn’t choose the number for any spiritual significance.
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