Viewer guides help families weed through objectionable TV fare
August 3, 2000
Not too long ago, a common question in most families was, “What’s on TV tonight?” Times change though, and many families — especially those who
Daily Archives: August 3, 2000
Survey finds segregation in churches
August 3, 2000
NEW YORK — Sunday morning is still among the most segregated hours of the week in America, according to a nationwide poll by the New
NAMB honors Alabamian for disaster relief work efforts
August 3, 2000
Cliff McMahan said he never gets over the heartache of seeing families impacted by natural disasters. For more than 20 years, he has seen families
State Board offers assistance to churches on building costs
August 3, 2000
Churches hoping to use volunteers to renovate facilities or build new ones are encouraged to contact the State Board of Missions (SBOM), said Johnny Fox,
Running back shares God’s impact in life
August 3, 2000
OAKLAND, Calif. — When Oakland Raiders running back Napoleon Kaufman isn’t plowing through defensive lines, he can often be found speaking at revival meetings. But
PETA drops ‘Jesus Was a Vegetarian’ ads
August 3, 2000
NORFOLK, Va. — Jesus may have been a vegetarian, but the Priests of the Sacred Heart have told an animal rights group to find another
Orthodox, Catholic leaders fail to agree
August 3, 2000
EMMITSBURG, Md. — Orthodox and Catholic leaders ended a summit in western Maryland on July 19 without agreement on theological issues that have divided the
Keys to the Kingdom
August 3, 2000
The tattered, bleeding woman came searching for shelter from the one person she knew would not turn her away: missionary Gloria Thurman. She had been terribly
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