Charles Schulz dies of colon cancer
March 2, 2000
SANTA ROSA, Calif. — “Peanuts” creator Charles Schulz, the world’s best-known cartoonist, died in his sleep Feb. 12 of complications from colon cancer. He was
Seminaries offer Bibles to prospective students
March 2, 2000
LOUISVILLE, Ky.— Seminaries have begun sending a CD-ROM Bible to prospective students after finding a growing number of incoming freshmen at Christian colleges do not
Potts gains new position at Samford
February 24, 2000
Earl Potts, former executive director of the Alabama Baptist State Convention, has been named director of ministerial placement at Samford University. In this capacity, he
First, Pelham, holds services in church’s new sanctuary
February 24, 2000
For months the members of First Baptist Church, Pelham, had been anticipating “2-20-2000,” a day the congregation would hold the first worship service in its
Kenya missions trip heightens awareness of WorldSong staffers
February 24, 2000
A recent missions trip to Kenya in east Africa provided seven camp staff members from WorldSong Missions Place with experiences to share with hundreds of
Evangelical radio station allowed to resume
February 24, 2000
ATHENS, Greece — An Athens court ruled Jan. 31 that the closing of evangelical radio station Channel 2000 by Greek authorities was illegal, and the
Promise Keepers undergoes reconstruction
February 24, 2000
DENVER — Promise Keepers has closed its eight regional offices in a major restructuring, according to a report by Charisma News service. The work is
Approved plan revitalizes conference centers
February 24, 2000
NASHVILLE — The direction and concepts outlined in a 15-year revitalization plan for Glorieta (N.M) and Ridgecrest (N.C.) conference centers have been approved by trustees
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