New wage law affects church employeesʼ overtime pay
September 30, 2004
The long hours associated with church work may be all for the glory of the Lord, but according to a new law, when many
Daily Archives: September 30, 2004
Saudi Arabia — A ‘Country of Particular Concern’
September 30, 2004
Since its creation in 1999, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has urged the U.S. State Department to place Saudi Arabia
IMB commissions 45 missionaries, hears reports
September 30, 2004
Vast multitudes live in spiritual bondage, with no idea of God’s love or the price He has paid for their freedom, 45 new overseas
Divorce not only prevalent in homes of non-Christians
September 30, 2004
A study by the Barna Group has found that born-again Christians have the same likelihood to divorce as do non-Christians, and most Americans reject
SBC Executive Committee makes top-level staff changes
September 30, 2004
Several top-level staff changes within the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee were announced by President Morris H. Chapman during the committee’s Sept. 22 sessions in
Louisiana approves state marriage amendment
September 30, 2004
Exceeding even the hopes of some supporters, Louisiana voters overwhelmingly approved a state constitutional marriage amendment Sept. 18 by a margin of 78-22 percent. The
Federal court refuses to revisit Roe vs. Wade case
September 30, 2004
A federal appeals court panel refused to revisit the Roe vs. Wade decision Sept. 14, although one of the judges took the opportunity to blast
Auburn pastor leads chapel service at Southeastern Seminary
September 30, 2004
Just as the apostle Paul endured hardship, so also pastors must face trials in their ministry with diligence, dedication and endurance, Al Jackson said in
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