North American migration to Israel on the rise
January 15, 2004
JERUSALEM — More North American Jews immigrated to Israel in 2003 than in the previous year, despite the ongoing recession in the Jewish state and
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Emphasis on newness at churches
January 15, 2004
January is a great time for beginnings, and Alabama Baptist churches are definitely into new things. At Hokes Bluff First Baptist Church (Etowah Assoc.), Pastor
‘Father of faith’ retires as Sardis DOM at 90
January 15, 2004
Many men work, use chain saws to cut down trees, fish, use a backhoe, and build things — but most men may not do those
Seniors enjoy BFA ‘family’ celebration
January 15, 2004
Like other families whose members travel for miles to celebrate the season together, this one gathered from far-flung places to share Christmas dinner. But unlike
Closing generation gap proves healthy for children
January 15, 2004
While many of the approximately 50 million grandparents in the United States are playing an increasing role in American families, many more have little contact
Basic planning avoids painful legal entanglement
January 15, 2004
When Martha Brown’s father died in December 2002 after a series of illnesses and hospitalizations, she and her sister began the complicated process of settling
Tennessee River Association celebrates past, looks to future
January 15, 2004
Tennessee River Association recently remembered its past as it celebrated its sesquicentennial. The event, which was Oct. 20 at Calvary Baptist Church in Scottsboro, featured
Baptists in Nagaland celebrate 100 years; Patterson guest preacher
January 15, 2004
They were once warriors who settled disputes with headhunting. The Naga people are now a nation of Baptists, thanks to the endeavors of American Baptist
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