Missions the ‘Old-Fashioned Way’
August 14, 2003
Several so-called mainline Protestant denominations have made a startling discovery. Starting new churches is a good way to reach new people. Recent news stories reported
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Venezuelan student, Shocco partner
August 14, 2003
When Venezuela-native Daniel Rea began working as an interpreter for missions project teams in his homeland, he had no idea it would lead him to
Thirst for learning leads Venezuelan student to Judson
August 14, 2003
It was a bit frightening to leave family and friends in Caracas, Venezuela, and come to Marion, Ala., but Ginette Hermoso believes she’s where God
Texas could get another theological school
August 7, 2003
ARLINGTON, Texas — A group including former leaders of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth met June 27 in Arlington to talk about launching
Gallup poll may signal rebuff of homosexuality amid cultural advances
August 7, 2003
Just one month after an historic Supreme Court ruling on sodomy, Americans’ acceptance of homosexuality has plummeted, a new poll shows. The new USA Today/CNN/Gallup
Christian worship band attracts thousands
August 7, 2003
Seven Places, a band of four Christian guys, released its debut album “Lonely for the Last Time” on May 20 with the goal to encourage
SBOM approves same budget as 2003
August 7, 2003
Members of the State Board of Missions (SBOM) unanimously adopted a $40,427,126 Cooperative Program (CP) base budget for 2004. The goal is the same as
Returning Navy chaplain: Iraq ‘white unto harvest’
August 7, 2003
He’s 25 pounds lighter after two bouts with dysentery, he’s worn a chemical suit and dodged bullets behind his Humvee. He’s marched with the troops
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