Wolfe plays to stop violence
January 4, 2001
Columbine … Pearl … Paducah … the list seems to grow longer each year. The death count of teenagers killed by fellow students during the
Persecution continues in Vietnam
November 30, 2000
As U.S. President Bill Clinton visited with Catholic Archbishop Pham Minh Man to discuss religious freedom issues in this city formally known as Saigon, security
Voters in Alabama, nation cast ballots on moral issues
November 16, 2000
While the outcome of the presidential race remained in question after the election, voters across the state cast deciding ballots on several moral issues in
Halloween fire damages Birmingham associational offices
November 9, 2000
Halloween meant more than tricks and treats for Birmingham Baptists this year. An Oct. 31 fire caused about $100,000 worth of damage to the Birmingham
Debbie Morris tells her story of kidnapping, rape and eventual forgiveness of attackers
October 12, 2000
At age 16, Debbie Morris was kidnapped, raped, tortured and almost murdered. Years passed before Debbie learned to forgive Robert Willie and Joseph Vaccaro, murderers
Christian leader jailed in Uzbekistan, accused of having drugs
September 21, 2000
A Christian leader in western Uzbekistan’s autonomous Karakalpakstan region has been jailed since July 25, accused by local police of drug possession. Nicholai Rudinsky was
Temple has open house
September 7, 2000
(Continued from page 1) where a brief video was shown outlining tenets of the Mormon faith. Tourgoers were then asked to don paper slippers before
Creed or confession? Depends on how it’s used
August 3, 2000
While Baptists live by a strong sense of commitment — a confession of faith — the denomination’s members are far from being a creedal people.
