Sri Lanka makes proselytizing a criminal offense
July 15, 2004
On June 18, the Sri Lankan Cabinet gave initial approval for a draft bill designed to prevent religious conversions. The Act for the Protection of
One year after reorganization, BHS ready to move ahead
July 15, 2004
One year after a dramatic change in direction, Baptist Health System (BHS) CEO Beth O’Brien reflected on the lessons learned and the challenges ahead. “This
FBC North Mobile TV show reaches hunters, fishermen
July 15, 2004
It was 1998 and hunting season had just begun when Hurricane Opal struck. Runoff waters flooded champion bow hunter Scott Vernon’s beloved hunting spot —
‘Bless others,’ speaker tells Judson grads
July 12, 2004
It matters now more than ever to be a Judson woman,” said Carol Ann Vaughn at the 166th commencement of Judson College, June 26. “This
WMU storybook educates kids on poverty
July 1, 2004
WMU announces the release of a new storybook to teach children and preschoolers how to help those less fortunate. “What Does It Mean to Be
State Baptist paper links readers with each other, nation, world
July 1, 2004
After 169 years of providing news to Baptists across the state, more than 110,000 households from every walk of life turn to The Alabama Baptist
Crossover Indiana results in more than 1,500 recorded professions of faith
June 24, 2004
Sixty-two Alabama Baptists were among the more than 700 Southern Baptists participating in Crossover Indiana events June 7-19. More than 1,500 professions of faith
Alabama native Bobby Welch elected SBC president
June 24, 2004
Alabama native Bobby Welch, known for his enthusiastic zeal for evangelism, won the first contested Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) presidential election in a decade June
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