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Court strikes down expanding clinic buffer zones

January 3, 2002

NEW YORK — An attempt to expand “buffer zones” around New York abortion clinics failed Nov. 26. A federal appeals court ruled that a lower court

Robertson resigns from Christian Coalition

January 3, 2002

WASHINGTON — Christian Coalition founder Pat Robertson resigned Dec. 5 as the group’s president, saying he desires to spend more time in ministry and less

Benefits Society called ministry

January 3, 2002

The Alabama Baptist Benefits Society was created in 1904 to help rural and bi-vocational pastors, but it now helps Alabamians involved in different aspects of

Disasters hit Alabama; relief efforts vital part of Baptist ministry

January 3, 2002

Church life in Alabama marched forward in 2001 — even when disaster struck congregations in the form of tornadoes and fires. A series of tornadoes

Roper marks 48 years in ministry

January 3, 2002

In 48 years of ministry, Emmett Roper of Jacksonville has proven that his feet are important in his ministry. “How beautiful are the feet of

Shades Mountain to host IMB appointment ceremony

January 3, 2002

Ten people with Alabama ties will be among the 63 missionaries appointed by the International Mission Board (IMB) during a Jan. 22 ceremony at

FACING PERSECUTION

January 3, 2002

I am perplexed and bewildered by the response of many evangelical Christians in our nation to the recent terrorist attacks. Taking a page out of

Samford student uses music to reach Taiwanese

January 3, 2002

Sarah Roberts is a classical pianist who is accustomed to dancing her fingers across a keyboard to perform the complicated works of such composers as

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