Colombians may see end to 18 years of conflict
January 9, 2003
BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombians greeted a new prospect for peace when the 11,000-strong paramilitary army known as the Auto Defense Union of Colombia (AUC) offered
Hinduist landslide may endanger secular India
January 9, 2003
GUJARAT, India — An overwhelming state-election victory by a Hindu fundamentalist party may endanger India’s future as a secular republic, according to Indian experts. In
Letters to the editor: Disturbed by Luncheon, ‘Elect Jesus’ Insulting, Fly Christian Flag First, Fight Satan, Not Christians, Respect Older Generation
January 9, 2003
Disturbed By Luncheon Reading the Nov. 28 issue of The Alabama Baptist covering our recent state convention left me a bit disturbed. The wonderful
Montgomery’s Martha Myers revered as ‘selfless servant,’ buried among people she loved dearly
January 9, 2003
Dr. Martha Myers has been described as a modern-day Lottie Moon, a Baptist version of Mother Teresa and a martyr for Christ. And while the
North Carolina WMU banned from building
January 9, 2003
SYLVA, N.C. — A Baptist association in North Carolina has barred the local Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) from using the association’s building as long as
Ohio school ends Bible distribution program
January 9, 2003
CLEVELAND — Due to the complaint of a parent in a small-town Ohio middle school that free Bibles were being passed out in her son’s
Pro-life license plates ruled unconstitutional
January 9, 2003
COLUMBIA, SC — A federal judge has ruled that South Carolina’s “Choose Life” license plates are unconstitutional. Senior U.S. District Judge William Bertelsman ruled that
Court rules video gambling illegal in Alabama
January 2, 2003
Gambling issues once again claimed the spotlight in Alabama in 2002 with the only constant being consistent confusion over the legality of adult gaming devices.
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