New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary News

What will the seminary of the 21st century look like? Chuck Kelley, president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, set forth a vision for the seminary's future during the NOBTS trustees' fall meeting ...

Somehow, Dr. Mike Holloway finds time to pastor Cook Baptist Church in addition to all the hours he gives to all Louisiana Baptists as president of the Louisiana Baptist Convention.

Voters lined up before dawn to vote at Holy Name of Mary School in Algiers Point early Tuesday.

The Annual Capt. Henry Wirz Memorial Service sponsored by Alexander H. Stephens Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Americus, is 2 p.m. Sunday in the town of Andersonville near the Capt.

She is known simply as 'Ms. Chocolate.' For 40 years, Gwen Williams has worked in youth ministry at Franklin Avenue Baptist Church in New Orleans.

The Louisiana College Office of Alumni Affairs recently announced the schedule and theme for Homecoming 2008.

Celebrations in song have always been part of the tapestry of life on the campus of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.

Dr. Betty Creamer grew up in South Carolina where she earned a Classical high school diploma with honors; served as newspaper editor; and received honors including multiple state Debate Team awards, the DAR ...

'Do this. It works!' Church leaders in Louisiana on Oct. 10-11 are invited to attend Unlimited Leadership: A Conference for the Leaders of Churches under 250 at the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.

The Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee unanimously passed a recommendation Sept.

Dr. Landrum P. Leavell II, President Emeritus at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, age 81, died Friday, September 26, 2008, in Wichita Falls, Texas.

The Rev. Landrum Leavell II, the former president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, who built that institution into one of the largest of its kind in the country, died in Wichita Falls, Texas, ...

Guidestone Financial Resources plans to conduct research interviews during the National African American Fellowship symposium, Tuesday-Friday, Sept.

Guidestone Financial Resources plans to conduct research interviews during the National African American Fellowship symposium, Tuesday-Friday, Sept.

FAITH VOICES: Memories of living on 'Hurricane Alley' Comments 0 Recommend 0 September 3, 2008 - 1:27PM Rev.

New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary suffered only minimal damage as Hurricane Gustav pushed through about 70 miles southwest of the city Sept.

With gasoline prices reaching record highs, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary has implemented three initiatives to ease the burden on students and make theological education more accessible.

With gasoline prices reaching record highs, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary has implemented three initiatives to ease the burden on students and make theological education more accessible.

Even before landfall, Hurricane Gustav has changed the course of American political history, sharply abbreviating plans for the opening today of the Republican National Convention and putting the Louisiana ...

World Vision is preparing to distribute hygiene items, clothing, and toys in Dallas and Jackson, Mississippi, for millions of people who are fleeing Hurricane Gustaf, spokeswoman Rachel Wolff told me this ...