Faith statement
July 11, 2002
The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) leadership is doing a great disservice and creating unnecessary controversy in the SBC, the North American Mission Board and the
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Relations strained between Shorter College, GBC
July 11, 2002
Relations between Shorter Baptist College in Rome, Ga., and the Georgia Baptist Convention (GBC) are once again up in the air. Following a June 18,
One quarter of Americans say Sept. 11 attacks foretold by Bible
July 11, 2002
Almost a quarter of Americans say the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were predicted by the book of Revelation, a joint poll by Times magazine
Door-to-door witnessing protected by First Amendment
July 11, 2002
An Ohio town ordinance that regulates door-to-door canvassing violates the First Amendment, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 17. The decision is considered a victory
Another Round of Lottery Debate?
July 11, 2002
It appears Gov. Siegelman is resorting to a tactic from his past. During his first run for the state’s highest office, candidate Siegelman had one
Baldwin Baptists celebrate America with mass adult, children’s choirs
July 11, 2002
Baldwin Association Baptists sang wall-to-wall patriotic music and delivered a lively children’s choir medley, flag-waving style, in an event that was interspersed with patriotic videos
Clanton church empowers members to serve
July 11, 2002
Pastor Larry Michael likes to be in the middle of the action. He believes the city of Clanton has the best location in Alabama, about
Valleydale Baptist Church celebrates with NYC policeman
July 11, 2002
To celebrate Independence Day, New York City police officer Brian O’Neill spoke on patriotism and 9/11 during the pre-July 4 services at Valleydale Baptist Church,
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