First Baptist to Dedicate $48M Criswell Center Sunday
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By Sam Hodges, The Dallas Morning News  Sep. 15--The dedication of a gleaming new church building is no big deal in suburban Dallas. Downtown, though, it's as almost rare as real wine during a Baptist communion.
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By WOODY BAIRD MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A church that wanted to do something special for Hurricane Katrina victims gave a $75,000 house, free and clear, to a couple who said they were left homeless by the storm.
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Daniel P. McQuade has been with Tishman, an affiliate of 108-year-old Tishman Construction Corp., for 22 years. Tishman's projects include the Freedom Tower in New York, the Ray and Maria Stata Center in Cambridge, the Boston Convention &amp; Exhibition Center, and the planned Columbus Center in Boston. McQuade recently spoke with Globe staff reporter Thomas C. Palmer Jr.
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PHOENIX -- In 1999, Richard Kimsey and his wife, Susan, deposited $100,000 with a Phoenix-based Southern Baptist agency that promised to do the Lord's work. A few days later, the Kimseys' money had all but vanished. And when Richard Kimsey, a Southern Baptist pastor, spoke out against the...
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By John Ryan, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Feb. 2--Religion in sports is a touchy subject. But we can all go with God on this one.   Last week, Fall Creek Baptist Church in Indiana posted plans for a "Super Bowl Bash" on its Web site.
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By KELLI KENNEDY  LADY LAKE, Fla. - Though Elden Jefferson's concrete block home had suffered roof and wall damage that needed his attention, he and his wife felt the need to go to church - what was left of it.
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By Cami Joner, The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.  May 24--Vancouver-based New Heights Church plans to -purchase the Columbia Arts Center for $1.4 million and use the downtown building as a satellite church for its growing congregation.
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By Andrew Brophy, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Jun. 23--FAIRFIELD -- Sacred Heart University has apparently entered into a contract to buy 4.25 acres at Park Avenue and Jefferson Street, where developers wanted to build 78 condominiums last spring.
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From top to bottom ACC play, which will begin Sunday with two games, could be even more competitive than originally thought.
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Until he finds a corporate sponsor to pay millions of dollars in naming-rights fees, Richard Krezwick, the chief executive of the FleetCenter, knows just the name he'd like to see atop the iconic Boston arena: The Rollie Krezwick Center, named after his dog, a wheaten terrier.
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The troubled, long-delayed Columbus Center project over the Massachusetts Turnpike on the edge of Boston's Back Bay, with a price tag now in excess of $650 million, is close to getting a life-saving financial boost from two agencies this month, according to a senior state official.
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has foiled Tufts-New England Medical Center's plan to build a $300 million suburban hospital with New England Baptist Hospital . Instead, New England Baptist and Beth Israel Deaconess will work together on suburban expansion.
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By Paul Garber, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  May 31--LEWISVILLE   The Rev. Robert C. Evans' career journey has led him to churches big and small in North Carolina. He has helped start two congregations in this state and Virginia.
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By Jay Tokasz  The Rev. Charles E. Blake, presiding bishop of Church of God in Christ, the largest  African-American Pentecostal denomination in the world, has spent 38 years  building his congregation into a societal force, as well as a spiritual one.
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Martinsville -- For the second year in a row, Morgan Hospital and Medical Center officials will start the new year with a planned spending increase of more than 20 percent.
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By CHARLOTTE FERRELL SMITH  A church may seem like an unusual place for a concert featuring the music of silent movies.   But it's all part of getting the most from the 2,600-pipe organ at Hurricane's Forrest Burdette Memorial United Methodist Church.
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By AMY WOLD  When a federal coastal restoration task force meets in January, it will consider spending $34 million to build two restoration projects in the coming year.  A project in Jefferson Parish and one in St.