Chinese village embraces Christ after two months
April 12, 2001
Two months’ time between hearing the Word and receiving the Son: that was all it took for an entire ethnic-minority village in southern China to
Brothers use Bible study as witnessing tool at high school
April 5, 2001
It takes but a few minutes of conversation with Samford freshman Marvin Leathers to realize he is wise beyond his 18 years. Two years ago,
Volunteers sought for Blind-Sight Ministries fundraiser
March 22, 2001
Blind-Sight Ministries, a group working in the production of Baptist hymnals in Braille and extra large print, is seeking volunteers to help with a fundraiser
First, Roanoake, plans “Carpenter’s Son”
March 15, 2001
First Baptist Church, Roanoake, will present “A Walk with the Carpenter’s Son,” for Easter April 6-8 and April 12-14. Visitors to the drama will see
Southwestern drama team performs in two cities in China
March 8, 2001
The words sounded different, but the melody and the meaning were the same. Needing to overcome the language barrier with the Chinese Christians she was
Generation X seeks to experience God
February 8, 2001
In a West Side apartment, Baby Ruth Sutton tries to overcome the pain of a lifetime of drug abuse by writing searingly personal poetry to
Bisagno stresses prayer against temptation
February 8, 2001
A sincere desire among Christians to flee from sin, forgiveness of fallen brothers and a spirit of unity are essential to reaching the world for
Christian youth work discouraged in China
February 8, 2001
ANHUI, China — Last July, authorities in the eastern province of Anhui moved to discourage Christian work with young people through an article that appeared
