Terminally ill suffer unnecessarily
January 2, 2003
Among the 1.6 million Americans living in nursing homes, nearly half suffer from persistent pain that often goes unnoticed or untreated, according to a coalition
Daily Archives: January 2, 2003
Inter-Baptist Fellowship still promoting race relations
January 2, 2003
It is our responsibility as Alabama Baptists to make our state better by being Great Commission Christians,” said Gary Farley, Pickens Baptist Association director of
Auburn native elected to NOBTS post
January 2, 2003
Auburn native Jeffrey B. Riley was recently elected ethics professor at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS). Currently an adjunct faculty member at Southwestern Baptist
Treating One Another with Grace
January 2, 2003
The 2000 version of Baptist Faith and Message (BF&M) says, “God is all powerful and all knowing; and His perfect knowledge extends to all things,
Just Jesus focuses on ministering to, rather than entertaining, youth
January 2, 2003
It’s not unusual for a small church to lose members of its youth group to larger churches that can offer more activities and retreats.
Boaz’s Willmore shares sermon on God’s love at Southeastern
January 2, 2003
God’s love is unique in the world, Roger Willmore said, because it finds those who are undeserving and motivates them to share love with others.
Fast-paced Christian fiction rapidly gaining popularity
January 2, 2003
After breaking a world cave-diving record of 1,300 feet in dangerous waters, Mike Bryant starts up for fresh air. When the tough-guy hero of “Yucatan
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