By: Andreas Havinga  Posted: Thursday, August 6, 2009 6:19 am   Section: Religion News Service UTRECHT, Netherlands (RNS/ENI) Four hundred years after the first Baptist congregation was established, followers have been challenged to continue championing religious liberty. “We as Baptists… Continue reading

Culturehttp://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=culture9-090801103430-phpapp02&stripped_title=culture-1798664 View more presentations from reed2001. What an amazing opportunity to look behind the scenes of the corporate culture of a successful business. Continue reading

I used to be a terrible hypochondriac when I was young and a great reader of medical dictionaries. One day I realised that I was not actually frightened of terminal illness but of not getting done the things I wanted… Continue reading

Starbucks, IBM, and other companies rely on Twitter to reach customers. The site's outage could encourage them to speed up implementation of backup plans By Douglas MacMillan Pitching products and talking to customers on Twitter has become so easy for… Continue reading

Posted by: Douglas MacMillan on August 05 Last week,1-800-FLOWERS.com became the first retailer to launch a full-service online storefront within the pages of Facebook. Now users can leave birthday wishes for friends, and then order them a bouquet of flowers… Continue reading

Boomers want to connect with their kids and extended families online. Now Facebook and others are making it easier By Douglas MacMillan Forget the breakfast nook—the new family hangout is online. As more baby boomers and older Americans sign up… Continue reading

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(08-11) 06:56 PDT BOSTON (AP) — President John F. Kennedy's sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who carried on the family's public service tradition by founding the Special Olympics and championing the rights of the mentally disabled, died early Tuesday surrounded by… Continue reading

I am suggesting that every Christian become dangerous, dangerous to the status quo, dangerous to complacency, dangerous to injustice, dangerous to the void that is sucking people up daily. We need to live dangerously in a sedate world. So, I… Continue reading

Victor Hugo said that progress is "the stride of God." Etymologically, progress is a forward step. Theologically, God need make no progress as God has already arrived. Nevertheless, God has a profound interest and participation in the progress of humanity.… Continue reading