Baptist governor dies in plane crash
November 2, 2000
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan, who died Oct. 16 in a plane crash near St. Louis, was a lifelong Southern Baptist active
Daily Archives: November 2, 2000
Midwestern Seminary considers relocation
November 2, 2000
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary board of trustees voted Oct. 17 to make relocation of the seminary within the Kansas City
New funding not for everyone
November 2, 2000
Taking government funding through charitable-choice provisions may be the right thing for some faith-based organizations, but it is not for everyone, a panel of speakers
Bill allows funding for substance abuse programs at churches
November 2, 2000
President Clinton has signed a broad spending bill that includes a provision to provide tax funds for religious substance-abuse programs. The Children’s Health Act of
Art entries sought for ‘Southern Drawl’
November 2, 2000
Artists from the South are encouraged to enter the 10th annual “Art With a Southern Drawl,” which features the best in visual arts from seven
Alabama congressman, churches lead way for debt relief
November 2, 2000
Alabama Congressman Spencer Bachus played a pivotal role in the Oct. 25 debt relief victory when Congress passed the foreign-operations spending bill that includes $435
Carter breaks ties with Southern Baptists
November 2, 2000
Former President Jimmy Carter, Southern Baptists’ most famous layman, says he feels “excluded” by the Southern Baptist Convention and “can no longer be associated” with
Christians remain in refugee camps
November 2, 2000
Thousands of Christians affected by religious conflicts in Kaduna in northern Nigeria are languishing in refugee camps across the state without receiving help from the
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