Final figures show 1,900 led to Christ during Crossover
August 5, 2004
A year of planning and praying by Indiana Southern Baptists combined with volunteer support from across the country resulted in 1,932 professions of faith
Daily Archives: August 5, 2004
New technologies aid in fight against premature births
August 5, 2004
Blake Boudreau was born early — very early. In their book, “Before Their Time: Lessons in Living from Those Born too Soon,” Ronald Hoekstra and
Brookwood’s Peru missions trip brings help, hope to citizens
August 5, 2004
In the midst of a poverty-stricken squatter settlement in the dusty Peruvian desert, a doctor sat under a makeshift tent. He listened to a local
Christian forgiveness
August 5, 2004
According to world news, humans make war, commit terrorism, propagate racism and carry on genocide. When our neighbors wrong us, we often kill, pommel, lambaste
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August 5, 2004
Noting that the advertisement in the June 10 issue for the General Assembly in Birmingham of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship carried the “Paid Advertising” disclaimer,
Boycott Word Faith TV
August 5, 2004
Now that the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) has finally withdrawn from Baptist World Alliance due to their endorsement of gays and female ministers, I hope
Baylor regents meet without voting on president
August 5, 2004
WACO, Texas — Baylor University President Robert Sloan, who survived a 17–18 dismissal vote in May, apparently survived another milepost in his tumultuous nine-year
Methodists elect 21 new bishops
August 5, 2004
The United Methodist Church has elected 21 new bishops to serve in the United States, including three blacks, four Asian Americans, a Hispanic woman and
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