Chaplain of the Senate announces resignation
December 12, 2002
Washington — Lloyd J. Ogilvie, the 61st chaplain of the U.S. Senate, announced that he will resign on March 15 after eight years at that
Poe heir clearing writer’s image
December 12, 2002
Edgar Allan Poe. The name of this literary giant, considered by many to be the father of mystery and horror, may conjure up overwhelming images
Robertson criticized for remark about Muslims
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Remarks by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson that Muslims are “worse than the Nazis” have prompted criticism from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Speaking
Robertson criticized for remark about Muslims
December 12, 2002
WASHINGTON — Remarks by religious broadcaster Pat Robertson that Muslims are “worse than the Nazis” have prompted criticism from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Speaking
Annuity Board asked to ‘max out’
December 5, 2002
Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) President Jack Graham challenged trustees and staff of the Annuity Board to “max out” for God during their Nov. 4–5 meeting
Baylor fires football coach after 9–33 record
December 5, 2002
WACO, Texas — Kevin Steele was fired as Baylor University’s football coach Nov. 3 but agreed to finish out the season, after compiling a four-year
Hawaii Baptist Academy reaches students
December 5, 2002
Jesus is in charge of my life. He can do whatever He wants with my life,” said Alyssa Rodeheaver-Nojima, a fifth-grader who made a profession
Sylacauga natives travel west to spend retirement ministering to others
December 5, 2002
At a stage in life when most couples would think in terms of slowing down, Bill and Janice Morris have put their lives in overdrive.
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