Louisiana sodomy ban remains intact
April 18, 2002
NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana’s Supreme Court refused March 28 to strike down the state’s 197-year-old sodomy ban. In a unanimous vote, the court said the
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Greater Vision
April 18, 2002
Live at First Baptist Atlanta Traditional/Daywind If there was going to be a recording that had everything going for it, even before the first note was
Idol worship remains religious challenge for evangelicals
April 18, 2002
Religion anywhere in the world tends to have social, cultural or ancestral components that are unique to the people. Mexico is no different. Although about
Six-state region of Mexico remains most lost section even amid growth
April 18, 2002
There is both wide-open opportunity and intense opposition to evangelism in Mexico. Where each is found depends largely on what part of the country missionaries
The Kingdom Heirs
April 18, 2002
Gonna Keep Telling Traditional/Sonlite Here’s one of southern gospel music’s premier quartets with its newest Sonlite Records offering — and just as you might expect,
Constitutional reform a Baptist issue, says Samford’s Corts
April 18, 2002
At a ministers meeting of the Birmingham Baptist Association April 8, Thomas E. Corts, president of Samford University, addressed the need for state constitutional reform.
Andersen reneges on settlement with Arizona
April 18, 2002
PHOENIX — The Enron collapse has reared its head in an Arthur Andersen announcement that the accounting firm is backing out of a $217 million
Baptist couple shocks reality TV by following the rules
April 18, 2002
Would you do anything to win $1 million? That’s a question Hope and Norm Davis had to answer. The Davises were one of 11 two-member
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