Group sues over preserving mission churches
December 23, 2004
WASHINGTON — A church-state separationist group has filed suit to try to halt a new law calling for the distribution of taxpayer funds for the
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‘Gay marriage’ gaining ground in Canada
December 23, 2004
OTTAWA, Ontario — Canada may become the third country to legalize same-sex “marriage” after its Supreme Court ruled Dec. 9 that Parliament has the authority
Chapel owner admits to impersonating clergy
December 23, 2004
JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. — Couples who said, "I do" in the Wedding Loft in Jonesborough, Tenn., in the 1990s found out later that, in fact, they
Nation’s leaders, families find hope in season
December 23, 2004
There were no Christmas trees in Theodore Roosevelt’s White House. Speculation was that the president, an ardent environmentalist, would not have it. But Roosevelt was
Olive, Howard
December 23, 2004
Retired International Mission Board missionary and former Alabama Baptist pastor Howard Olive, 87, died Dec. 8 in Birmingham. A missionary to the Philippines for 32
Jackson’s Gap celebrates 150 years
December 23, 2004
It is unlikely that anyone will live to celebrate his or her 150th birthday, but churches can, and often do, reach that milestone through the
Williams: Japan
December 23, 2004
The gospel Santas have hit the ground running in Tokyo and Yokohama. We just wish we all had more hands. There is no way to
Brock: Johannesburg, South Africa
December 23, 2004
This year has been an unusual one for us. We started out working in our regional MK camp. Jim served as security and handy man
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