BWA leaders review past as centennial celebration nears
February 10, 2005
Through 100 years that have seen some of the most dramatic changes in history, worldwide Baptists have emerged with a spirit of unity, according Denton
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Music Review: ‘Unforgettable’
February 8, 2005
Country music is simple, just “three chords and the truth”; jazz is complex, with complicated key changes and improvisation. Country music is rural and down-to-earth;
Hosea 1:2–11; 3:1–5
February 3, 2005
If God Really Loves Me … Hosea 1:2–11; 3:1–5 Love’s Discipline (1:2–9) Some have called the book of Hosea “The Second Greatest Story Ever Told.”
Hungarian Baptist Aid teams in forefront of disaster relief
February 3, 2005
Americans might not think of Hungarians as being in the forefront of international relief efforts, but a relatively young Hungarian organization is a pacesetter in
Retired professor Songer dies at 77
February 3, 2005
Harold Songer, professor of New Testament interpretation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary from 1962 until 1992, died Jan. 23 in Louisville, Ky., at the age
Hunt teaches Alabamians how to conform to Christ’s image
February 3, 2005
A well-known teacher gave Alabamians a preview of his new course of study during the State Evangelism Conference. During sessions of the discipleship track, T.W.
Pastor charged with sex abuse
February 3, 2005
A Wetumpka pastor was recently arrested and charged with sexually abusing two girls and producing obscene videos of them. Garett Albert Dykes, 38, pastor of
Annie Armstrong 2004 giving hit record high
February 3, 2005
Southern Baptists gave a record $53,845,989 to last year’s Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions, exceeding the previous year’s offering by 8.5
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