Poll finds most Americans opposed to cloning
September 6, 2001
Most Americans think cloning – human, animal and experiments aimed at medical advances – should be illegal, and religious beliefs are a key factor in
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Churches said to help poor youth
September 6, 2001
A study by a Michigan professor finds that church involvement helps low-income youth make progress in school. “Churches in poor and crime-ridden neighborhoods are often
Hospital Visitation
September 6, 2001
Thank you for the July 19 article about hospital visitation. I would like to add a comment regarding the article. On the part about dressing
Prison conference set for Sept. 28-29
September 6, 2001
The State of Alabama Department of Corrections will hold a prison ministry conference Sept. 28-29 at the Cathedral of the Cross Church in Birmingham. This
Rock Creek ministers to Smith Lake vacationers
September 6, 2001
It’s a little before 7:45 on a warm Sunday morning on Smith Lake in Cullman County. Boats are already arriving for the 8 a.m. worship
Winning the World for Christ
September 6, 2001
Alabama Baptist volunteers left Venezuela ecstatic over the 5,179 people who reported they prayed to receive Jesus during the Aug. 13–20 evangelistic crusade in Maracaibo.
Church guest suggests ways to help newcomers
September 6, 2001
Baptist churches are not as visitor friendly as they like to think they are. If you doubt this, look at your church the way a
Welcoming guests important
September 6, 2001
Sensitivity to cultural issues has become an absolutely essential role in evangelism as it relates to church guests. A seminary professor and co-founder of Ministry
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