Saying ‘No’ to Busch bans fisherman from top prizes
March 20, 2003
America’s most famous fisherman won’t be hooking any year-end honors in 2003 because he won’t bend the knee to Busch. Jimmy Houston, a deacon at
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Sage Avenue member hopes to lead others through use of lighthouses
March 20, 2003
Lighthouses provide a source of strength and rescue in the midst of a storm. Maxine Rogers of Mobile is using this theme to teach others
Responding to inspiration from the past
March 20, 2003
Spring officially begins tomorrow, but Bro. Gene Walley got an early start last week. He retired March 15 after 15 years’ service as director of
Muslim group supports religion in public square
March 20, 2003
WASHINGTON — American Muslims should work toward the accommodation of religion in the public square rather than the banishing of it, the Muslim American Society
Moral, civic lessons lacking in U.S. colleges
March 20, 2003
MENLO PARK, Ca. — The nation’s colleges and universities need to do more to address moral and civic learning among undergraduates, scholars have concluded after
Military chaplains report more soldiers seeking Christ
March 20, 2003
Southern Baptist military chaplains in the Middle East are reporting a swell of spiritual interest among troops preparing for war — including capacity crowds at
Government intervenes in faith-based workplaces
March 20, 2003
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — The right of faith-based organizations to hire and fire staff must be retained as the federal government seeks to make more
Bombing victim buried in Israeli cemetery
March 20, 2003
HAIFA, Israel — Hundreds of people from Israel’s evangelical and Messianic communities attended Abigail Litle’s funeral March 9 in the Christian section of a small
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