Georgia library repeals prohibition of Bibles
November 9, 2000
MANCHESTER, Ga. — A Georgia library system has repealed its policy prohibiting the display and distribution of the Bible as part of a settlement agreement
First, Tuscaloosa, sponsors ‘spiritual renewal’
November 9, 2000
It wasn’t called an old-time revival, but it had many of the same elements. Rousing music and inspired preaching mixed with an atmosphere of
Baptist governor dies in plane crash
November 2, 2000
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan, who died Oct. 16 in a plane crash near St. Louis, was a lifelong Southern Baptist active
LifeWay, Brazilian publisher plan venture
November 2, 2000
SAO PAULO, Brazil — LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention has reached agreement to launch a joint venture with a Brazilian publisher, retailer
European organs may soon be past repair
November 2, 2000
CROATIA — More than 20,000 European church organs, especially those in poor Eastern European countries, are on the brink of extinction unless expensive repairs are
Historic Baptist church ordains woman
November 2, 2000
NASHVILLE — The 180-year-old First Baptist Church in Nashville, has for the first time ordained a woman to the gospel ministry. She is Ryan Leigh
Danger can’t deter missionary in Africa
November 2, 2000
Barbara Brown, a high school librarian in Tennessee for 30 years, looks like the stereotypic quiet, mild-mannered librarian. But looks can be deceiving. Brown, who
Carter breaks ties with Southern Baptists
November 2, 2000
Former President Jimmy Carter, Southern Baptists’ most famous layman, says he feels “excluded” by the Southern Baptist Convention and “can no longer be associated” with
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