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Tech students gather at Baptist campus center

BLACKSBURG (ABP)—As the sun began to set and the wind continued to howl over a wounded campus and city, Virginia Tech students gathered for prayer, comfort and counseling at the school's Baptist student center. Blacksburg, the small city that houses…

Seven Baptist-affiliated students among 32 dead at Virginia Tech

RICHMOND (ABP)—At least seven of the 32 dead in the April 16 massacre at Virginia Tech had ties to Baptist churches in Virginia, Baptist leaders in the state said. Here is what is known about the six with Baptist ties,…

EDITORIAL: Deliver us from evil

Though it has been two weeks since that awful morning in Blacksburg, I am not ready, completely, to turn my thoughts away. I still see anguished young faces revealing in their eyes and from their lips their deep sense of…

OTHER OPINION: Reflections from Blacksburg

Words. How can I put into words what we have experienced at Virginia Tech? How can I communicate the depth of the hurt and the beauty of the first steps of God's healing? It seems impossible to even begin. Yet…

Dates of Infamy

They are dates that “will live in infamy.” September 11, 2001. April 16, 2007. December 7, 1941. President Roosevelt summarized that last date: “America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by the naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan….

Out Loud

“We are particularly pained, as Koreans ourselves, to learn that this incomprehensible, dreadful act of violence was committed by a Korean student. But we sincerely hope also that this tragedy does not generate new prejudice or violence among people, but…

We will prevail: A cry of faith in the Virginia Tech tragedy

April 16, 2007 was already a strange day in Blacksburg. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Blacksburg is accustomed to unusual weather patterns. But 35 degrees, snow flurries and 60 mph wind gusts are still odd for spring even in…

A cry from the depths

Darrell Cook, the BCM director at Virginia Tech, walked me through the campus on the day students returned to classes. Obviously, the students looked dazed as if living in a surreal world starving for normalcy again. You could hear the…

David Olive named president of Bluefield College

David W. Olive will be the next president of Bluefield College, the BC board of trustees announced April 21. Olive, an executive vice president and chief operating officer at Pfeiffer University in Charlotte, N.C., will become Bluefield College's ninth president…

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Tech students gather at Baptist campus center

Seven Baptist-affiliated students among 32 dead at Virginia Tech

EDITORIAL: Deliver us from evil

OTHER OPINION: Reflections from Blacksburg

Dates of Infamy

Out Loud

We will prevail: A cry of faith in the Virginia Tech tragedy

A cry from the depths

David Olive named president of Bluefield College

Emerging leader explores call at Senior High Weekend

Mission Board approves funding for resort ministry

Heritage Seekers releases issue in two languages

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Nobody dislikes Southern Baptists more than Al Mohler

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On telling a brother he is going to hell