Something old, something new among traditions
January 13, 2000
Some things about weddings are predictable and never seem to change – mothers cry and fathers beam from ear to ear, while nervous brides worry
Daily Archives: January 13, 2000
Communication key at AIDB
January 13, 2000
David G. Cannon knows how to talk to people – in different ways. As chaplain for the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind (AIDB)
Morgan County Baptists prepare for upcoming Crusade 2000
January 13, 2000
Morgan County Baptists are hoping Crusade 2000 will prompt the same excitement among Christians that the secular world has for rock concerts and athletic events.
Thoughts — A Lesson from the Arizona Tragedy
January 13, 2000
The circumstances surrounding the Arizona Baptist Foundation are a monumental tragedy. More than 13,000 investors stand to lose more than $500 million. A proposed restructuring
Thoughts — How Shall They Hear?
January 13, 2000
I was not prepared for what the consultant to our sound committee was saying. I had anticipated a meeting discussing microphones, amplifiers, speakers, woofers, control
Ministers’ wives find new support through e-mail
January 13, 2000
Pastors’ wives as well as other vocational ministers’ wives across the Northwest Baptist Convention (NWBC) have begun using computer e-mail to shrink distances and stay
Faith can be integrated into ceremony
January 13, 2000
Couples planning weddings have many choices and they don’t always involve matters such as flowers, catering, photography, etc. Today’s bride can have a medieval wedding,
Mary Lou Retton: Motherhood nudges public witness
January 13, 2000
It was one of the greatest moments in Olympic history. For nine years of her young life, Mary Lou Retton had worked toward the moment.
