Religious leaders confess sins at congress
May 23, 2002
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Evangelical leaders from 38 European countries gathering in Budapest asked forgiveness May 1 for their involvement in evil deeds in the name
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Star Wars: Episode Two
May 23, 2002
Anakin Skywalker, the future Darth Vader, last seen in “Episode One” as a 10-year-old boy, is now grown up. While an interstellar battle arises, Anakin
Understanding Muslims key to witnessing
May 23, 2002
Since Sept. 11, the questions have become widely discussed: Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God? What do Islam and Christianity share in common?
American giving increased in spite of slow economy, Barna finds
May 23, 2002
Many nonprofit organizations have reported that 2001 was an off-year for donations due to the downturn in the economy after the collapse of the technology
Report: U.S. risking religious freedom to strengthen ties in war on terrorism
May 23, 2002
Some of the United States’ best allies in the war on terrorism also have the worst records on abuses of religious liberty, according to a
War on terrorism could set back missions
May 23, 2002
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Popular Christian speaker Tony Campolo says the current U.S. war on terrorism could set missions back 1,000 years. Speaking to a North
State paper, others garner national awards
May 16, 2002
The editorial staff of The Alabama Baptist recently received six awards in national competitions of two religious press associations. The awards given for work published
95-year-old evangelist finds joy in mentoring younger ministers
May 16, 2002
Although not an official Alabamian, Robert Gee Witty now holds an honorary membership at First Baptist Church, Weaver. Witty, founder and president emeritus of Atlanta’s
